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Did You Know... About Transfer Paper?Transfer Paper's come a long way, baby! That's why folks often choose transfer paper over any other way to get an image on fabric, even screen-printing. Well simply put, it's simpler, much simpler. No messy inks no photo emulsion no...

US Consumer Product Safety Commission Updated on 3/19/2012 Congress unanimously passed the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008 (CPSIA) aimed at protecting children 12 years of age and under from all products containing lead and phthalates, and we get numerous calls about it. You...

Find solutions to common design transfer challenges, including incomplete transfers, smudging, color bleeding, paper removal, surface compatibility, and techniques for achieving clear, long-lasting transferred designs. Incomplete Transfer Problem: The design doesn't transfer completely onto the fabric or paper. Solution: Ensure that the transfer paper is...

Create custom textile designs with ease! Learn about transfer paper and how to use heat to transfer your favorite images and designs onto fabric. What is Transfer Paper? Transfer paper is a specially coated paper that allows designs, images, or text to be transferred onto...

I love John Steinbeck....I own every book he wrote, including Grapes of Wrath. I love the wooden crates used for harvesting fruit way back before plastic was available. My friend George and his family have owned a grape farm since the 1940's and I asked...

Get answers to common questions about marbling! Learn about floating pigments, creating intricate patterns, and transferring beautiful designs onto paper and fabric. What is Marbling? Marbling is an ancient art technique that involves floating pigments on the surface of a liquid, creating intricate and colorful...

I recently made the decision to leave my long time food & beverage career behind and pursue something less stressful than restaurant management. I created this small business for myself, and also work part-time (but only at jobs that allow me some creative outlet). I...

My sense of art has been greatly influenced by my memories of the mystical landscape of Israel and by the brilliant colors of the California coast. I have been working with the marbling technique for the past 6 years, mostly self-taught with the assistance of...

Never in a million years did I think I would be making art that could be called textile design - this despite the fact that in addition to more traditional drawing, I have also been endlessly drawing geometric designs on pretty much any surface at...

OVERVIEW This website is operated by Dharma Trading Co.. Throughout the site, the terms “we”, “us” and “our” refer to Dharma Trading Co.. Dharma Trading Co. offers this website, including all information, tools and Services available from this site to you, the user, conditioned upon...

I'm Michele Hirata, owner/designer of Fat Thumb Originals. I only use Dharma Trading Company Fiber Reactive dyes and ready-to-dye cotton clothing. My company started by tie-dyeing old t-shirts then cutting the shirts into strips for knitting hats. We gave many hats away to hospitals for...

Get answers to common questions about screen printing. Learn about mesh screens, inks, and techniques for creating custom prints on fabric, paper, and more. What is Screen Printing? Screen printing, also known as silk screening, is a printing technique that involves using a mesh screen...

"My art is inspired by nature. The colors, the magnificence of creation, the flow of water …so many things each day that I am grateful for … those are the things that make me want to paint." Hi, I'm Kelly Reark. I have been painting...

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The process begins of course with the sheep themselves. There are many breeds of sheep but the most common sheep bred for wool are Merinos. Merino sheep originated in Spain and were once a highly guarded breed. This is because Merinos produce the finest, softest...

The Fine Print About Being Satisfied We want you to be pleased with our service and products. If something is not right, tell us and we'll try to fix it. We've been in business for over 50 years. We're not interested in tricking you, selling...

When you have finished applying the dye to the silk or wool yardage or scarf - it's not permanent until you do something else. You have to "set" or "fix" the color so you can wash or dry clean the piece without all the color...

Instructions: Simple Instructions (The Soda Soak Method) Group Instructions Using Dharma Fiber Reactive Dyes Tie-Dyeing Silk In The Microwave The History Of Tie-Dye Dye Chemistry Fiber Reactive Dye Yields Dye Expectations What is Tie-Dye? Tie-dye, a captivating and vibrant form of textile art, has emerged...

Master the art of screen printing with YUDU! Get answers to common questions about setup, emulsion preparation, image burning, printing techniques, and troubleshooting. What is the set up process to make a t-shirt? You will want to have a counter or table in a kitchen...