<magpie> This class is about Image Transers
<magpie> Uhhh, transfers!
<Regina> ty
<Janet> LOL
<Jambalaya> chomp
<Phyl> hey no fondling allowed in here
<magpie> Behave ladies!!
<cak> cool magpie!
<Janet> sigh. okay okay. can I behave badly?
<magpie> My goodness, its like having a passel of 5 year olds
<magpie> and I should know!
<burningru> You've only got a couple years on me
<Janet> (well, yeah, I can behave badly, y'all have seen me)
<Phyl> second childhood coming up
<cak> that's covering a lot of territory--any particular kinds?
<Dorothy> Hi there all
<magpie> OK, DOES ANYONE NEED A BREAK FIRST, OR CAN I JUST GET GOING?
<Phyl> Hi Dorothy
<Dorothy> Hi Ann
<Janet> heya dorothy!
<Judy> hi, Dorothy
<magpie> HI THERE!
<Phyl> I am ready when you is
<stampbyrd> let's go
<burningru> already went
<magpie> YOU CAN CHECK OUT THE CLASS SAMPLES AT http://www.cyberstampers.com/convention/thievingmagpie/
<magpie> CLICK THROUGH TO THE HOME PAGE AND THEN TO THE CLASS PAGE
<magpie> http://www.cyberstampers.com/convention/thievingmagpie/
<Phyl> oh oh I see some wonderful things on my screen
<magpie> ARE MOST OF YOU FAMILIAR WITH DOING IMAGE TRANSFERS OF ANY KIND?
<cak> oh wow magpie! lots on great information there!
<magpie> STAMPS DON'T COUNT BTW
<Anita> eh, no
<Jambalaya> lol
<magpie> JUST WANT TO KEEP THINGS AT THE RIGHT LEVEL
<sandyh13> sorry...where's the class page?
<magpie> DON'T WANNA BORE Y'ALL
<magpie> http://www.cyberstampers.com/convention/thievingmagpie/
<magpie> THEN CLICK ON THE LINK ON MY HOMEPAGE THAT SAYS TRANSFER CLASS
<CindyC> bore us? you? never!
<magpie> EVERYONE THERE YET? ANYONE LOST?
<cak> I've done some, but I could use a review if the others don't mind
<magpie> WELL, I PUT THE EASY-PEASY ONES FIRST-EST
<Jayne> I'd like that, too
<magpie> ALSO, JUST AS A DISCLAIMER, IMAGE TRANSFERS ARE A LOT OF EXPERIMENTATION AND TRIAL & ERROR
<Dorothy> I've got them
<magpie> OK, GO HERE HTTP://WWW.THIEVING-MAGPIE.COM
<magpie> THEN, IN THE MIDDLE OF MY WELCOME PAGE, WHERE IT SAYS
<sandyh13> yeah, i've got the home page...now where?
<magpie> WELCOME CYBERSTAMPERS
<magpie> THERES A LINK JUST BELOW THAT
<Janet> oh! i was supposed to READ it. LOL
<magpie> UMMM, DUH
<magpie> WELL, THERES A LOT OF DUH IN IMAGE TRANSFERS
<CindyC> http://home.mindspring.com/~thievingmagpie/magpieart/transfers.html
<Anita> and there she wake up.....
<cak> Hi Lilo
<Dorothy> Ann click the link that she just put up and on the home page it says class photos click thst and youare there
<magpie> LOVE YA' CINDY
<Lilo> hello
<magpie> HI
<magpie> WE'RE JUST LOOKING AT THE CLASS PAGE NOW
<magpie> http://home.mindspring.com/~thievingmagpie/magpieart/transfers.html
<sandyh13> got it finally...ty
<magpie> OK, NOW DOES EVERYONE SEE THE IMAGE TRANSFERS I MADE???
<julie> yep
<Janet> yes! now i do
<stampbyrd> yes
<Phyl> yes
<Jayne> yes
<magpie> WHEE DOGGIE!!
<magpie> OK, LET'S START WITH THE SUPER BASICS
<cak> thanks! I like that
<magpie> THE FIRST 3 ON THE PAGE ARE ALL DONE WITH COLOR AND B&W XEROXES
<magpie> JUST PLAIN OL' COPIES MADE A KINKOS OR YOUR FAVE LOCAL COPY SHOP
<magpie> NOT SPECIAL PAPER OR TONER OR ANYTHING
<Janet> would it work with laser printed pages, do you think?
<magpie> SURE, THAT'S ESSENTIALLY JUST A XEROX ANYWAY
<magpie> SAME TYPE OF TONER
<Janet> that's what I thought but figured I better ask
<magpie> FOR THE FIRST ONES, I USED A CHARTPAK BLENDER PEN
<magpie> THE PEN IS USED TO BLEND THE OTHER CHARTPAK MARKERS WHEN COLORING WITH THEM
<Judy> http://home.mindspring.com/~thievingmagpie/magpieart/transfers.html
<magpie> NO, YOU CANNOT USE A PRISMACOLOR BLENDER, AS IT DOESN'T HAVE THE SAME STUFF IN IT AND DOESN'T WORK
<cak> Chartpak are solvent based markers?
<magpie> THE CHARTPAK ONE IS THE BEST
<magpie> I THINK SO, IT SURE IS STINKY ENOUGH
<cak> lol
<magpie> OH, YEAH, DEFINITELY USE WITH LOTS OF VENTILATION
<Janet> i love to sniff that one
<magpie> EWWWW JANET
<Judy> http://home.mindspring.com/~thievingmagpie/magpieart/transfers.html
<magpie> TY JUDY
<Judy> yw
<Janet> i like to sniff a lot of solvent stuff.
<magpie> OR COPY AND PASTE
<magpie> THAT COULD EXPLAIN A LOT JANEY
<magpie> UHHH JANET
<Janet> LOL i think it does
<Janet> and I answer to Janey a lot
<magpie> OK, ANYWAY, TO USE THE BLENDER PEN, TAKE YOUR COPY, CUT DOWN TO SIZE AND LAY IT FACE DOWN ON YOUR ART PAPER
<magpie> I JUST USED WATERCOLOR PAPER IN THIS CASE
<magpie> THEN COLOR THE BACK OF YOUR IMAGE WITH THE BLENDER PEN UNTIL IT IS TRANSLUCENT
<magpie> IT WON'T TAKE MUCH
<Judy> http://home.mindspring.com/~thievingmagpie/magpieart/transfers.html
<magpie> THEN RUB THE BACK OF THE IMAGE WITH A BONE FOLDER OR SPOON (FOR ANNO)
<Dorothy> I haven't come across Chart Pak...
<magpie> IT WON'T TAKE MUCH RUBBING, OR VERY HARD FOR TRANSFERS WITH THE PEN
<magpie> AS YOU CAN SEE THE PEN WORKS THE BEST FOR COLOR COPIES, AND I THINK FOR B&W TOO
<Janet> dot, try that huge graphics store across from the covent garden tube stop
<Dorothy> Ok I'll ask... thanks
<magpie> CHARTPAK IS USUALLY MARKETED IN GRAPHIC DESIGN AND ART STORES
<magpie> NOT TO CRAFTS MARKET
* Janet knows where to find art supplies allll over the world<g>
<Dorothy> Right thanks
<magpie> A MARKER SHOULD COST ABOUT $2 - 3
<magpie> ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THE FIRST TRANSERS?
<julie> I might be able to do that :)
<Janet> no, that looks like I might could do it
<magpie> SUPER EASY
<Dorothy> What were you transferring to here?
<cak> no questions, but all of the transfers have a fabulous soft quality
<magpie> WATERCOLOR PAPER
<magpie> SMOOTH FINISH
<julie> does it have to be a heavier paper to transfer to
<Dorothy> OK ty
<magpie> NOPE, BUT IF ITS TOO THIN, LIKE COPY PAPER, THE SOLVENT WILL RUN THROUGH BOTH PAPERS
<julie> i see, ty
<magpie> BASICALLY THE ACETONE AND WINTERGREEN OIL TRANSFERS WORK THE SAME WAY
<magpie> THE ACETONE IS JUST 100% ACETONE FROM THE DRUGSTORE'S NAIL CARE AISLE
<Janet> can I use this to transfer images to polymer clay?
<magpie> I SOAK A COTTONBALL WITH IT AND RUB THE BACK OF THE IMAGE THAT WAY
<Janet> or to the glass boxes?
<magpie> YES, I THINK, BUT THERE IS BETTER WAYS TO DO THAT
<Judy> http://home.mindspring.com/~thievingmagpie/magpieart/transfers.html
<Janet> okay
<magpie> NOT TO THE GALSS BOXES, NON-POROUS SURACE YA KNOW
<Janet> i really want to know how to do those
<magpie> WITH THE ACETONE IT SOMETIMES TAKES 2 APPLICATIONS AND RUBBINGS
<Janet> (so I need to sit quietly and listen<g>)
<magpie> SIT ON YOUR HANDS JANET
<magpie> I'LL GET RIGHT TO THOSE
<Janet> LOL
* Dorothy slaps BlackCats around a bit with a wet fish
<cak> lol
* Dorothy slaps Janet around a bit with a wet fish
<magpie> THE WINTERGREEN OIL WILL LEAVE A SCENT ON YOUR PAPER, FYI
<Janet> LOL now I need lunch<g>
<magpie> AND SOME OIL IS TINTED, SO MAY LEAVE A SLIGHT COLOR
<Dorothy> Sorry folks I was playing!
<Janet> ooo a good scent, too
<cak> I've seen (but not had any luck) transfering magazine images with lighter fluid--I wonder if it would work with toner-based images?
* Wanda thinks janet is not sitting on her hands very well
<magpie> MINE WAS NOT, BUT THE OIL DOES SPREAD INTO THE PAPER SO IT CAN AFFECT OTHER THINGS IN YOUR ART
<Janet> being quiet is not one of my better skills<g>
<Dorothy> I like the soft look of these have you ever tried on fabric?
<magpie> THE OIL CAN BE TOXIC IF SWALLOWED TOO, SO KEEP IT OUT OF REACH WHEN USING IT
<Judy> lol - we knew that, Janet!
<Judy> http://home.mindspring.com/~thievingmagpie/magpieart/transfers.html
<magpie> FABRIC...NO NOT YET
<Phyl> Hi isis
<Tarotmama> hi!
<magpie> YOU CAN DO TRANSFER TO FABRIC WITH A PAINT STRIPPER, BUT THAT'S SUPER TOXIC AND STINKY
<magpie> I'D RATHER JUST USE LASERTRAN IN THAT CASE
<Dorothy> OK
<magpie> BASICALLY, ALL OF THESE TONER BASED TRANSFERS ARE DONE BY LAYING THE IMAGE FACE DOWN, WETTING IT WITH THE SOLVENT AND RUBBING
<magpie> SUPER EASY
<magpie> THE EXPERIMENTATION COMES WITH HOW MUCH SOLVENT, HOW HARD TO RUB (OR NOT), 1 OR 2 OR 3 APPLICATIONS, ETC.
<magpie> DOT, I THINK THIS METHOD WOULD WORK ON A TIGHTLY WOVEN PLAIN FABRIC LIKE MUSLIN
<magpie> NOT SURE OF THE WASHABILITY
<Tarotmama> (I believe in gin as a great solvent)
<Phyl> solves everything
<Dorothy> OK... I hoped it might.
<magpie> THERE IS SUCH A THING AS GIN TRANSFERS TOO!!
<Janet> i believe in gin for a lotta things<g>
<AnnD> mmm this sounds like lots of fun!
<magpie> OK READY FOR THE GLASS STUFF???
<Dorothy> yup
<Janet> yes!!
<Phyl> you betcha
<magpie> OK SEE ALL THESE COOL LITTLE GLASS TILES
<cak> I'm ready for anything you have to share--cool stuff
<Phyl> yup
<magpie> NOTE HOW THEY ARE NOT ON MY SITE
<magpie> WELL, SECRETLY THEY ARE
<Dorothy> You keeping them to yourself? grin
<Phyl> hoarder
<cak> oooo, just for us?
<magpie> THEY ARE WHAT YOU GET WHEN YOU HEAT YOUR LG GLASS BOX AT 300 FOR 10 MINUTES!!
<Janet> LOL!
<Wanda> lol
<Phyl> hahahahaha
<Dorothy> te He
<Judy> lol, Ingred!
<magpie> YEAH, I DID THAT ON PURPOSE
<cak> wow--that's a great transfer too
<magpie> NO REALLY I DID
<Phyl> likely story
<burningru> uhhu
<Janet> she probably did. I woulda discovered it by accident<g>
<magpie> WHEN I WAS DOING TRANSFERS ON THE BOXES FOR LAST CLASS (SAMPLES IN ATELIER)
<magpie> I HEATED ONE TOO LONG AND WAS LEFT WITH 6 COOL TIMES
<magpie> TILES
<magpie> SO, TRANSFER AWAY I THOUGHT!
<Phyl> good thinking
<magpie> THESE ARE ALL COLOR COPIES FROM VINTAGE PHOTOS AND POSTCARD
<magpie> I USED GLASS PAINT MEDUIM
<Stampverb> where are the tile transferred being shown? I got losted, lol
<magpie> MEANT FOR BLENDING GLASS AND TILE PAINT
<Judy> http://home.mindspring.com/~thievingmagpie/magpieart/transfers.html
<Janet> down at the bottom of the page, verb
<Stampverb> ty
<magpie> YOU CAN BUY TRANSPARENT, IRIDESCENT AND FROSTED
<Judy> http://home.mindspring.com/~thievingmagpie/magpieart/transfers.html
<magpie> AND YOU CAN EVEN GET IT AT THE M STORE
<magpie> 2 OF THE SAMPLES WERE DONE WITH THE IRIDESCENT
<magpie> NO 3 ACTUALLY
<Wanda> which 3
<magpie> IT ONLY ADD A HINT OF IRIDESCENCE TO THE PROJECT IN THE RIGHT LIGHT AT THE RIGHT ANGLE
<magpie> THE 2 SMALLEST AND THE LARGEST
<Wanda> ty
<magpie> I DON'T LIKE THE FROSTED
<magpie> IT DIDN'T GIVE ME ANY FROSTED LOOK AND THE IMAGES DIDN'T ADHERE AS WELL
<magpie> THE IRIDECENT REALLY STUCK THOSE IMAGES ON THERE THOUGH!!
<magpie> BETTER THAN THE TRANSPARENT TOO
<cak> Would the frosted work for a distressed look?
<magpie> MAYBE
<toni> hi I just got in Is it too late to find out what is going on?
<magpie> HERE COMES THAT WORD AGAIN,
<magpie> EXPERIMENT!!
<magpie> NOPE, CHECK OUT OUR TRANSFER PAGE
<Janet> toni, go to the url that judy gave to see the samples.
<Judy> http://home.mindspring.com/~thievingmagpie/magpieart/transfers.html
<magpie> WE'RE LOOKING AT THE GLASS TILES RIGHT NOW
<Janet> (hold down your control key and double click)
<cak> but you say the irridescent keeps some of its irridescence?
<cak> (I hope)
<magpie> A WEE BIT, DEPENDING ON HOW THICK YOU LAY IT ON AND IF THERE'S BRUSH STROKES ETC
<Dorothy> Janet where can I get this medium here? grin
<magpie> THE STROKES GIVE AREAS FOR THE LIGHT TO REFLECT OFF
<Janet> LOL check the hobby store
<Dorothy> OK...
<Janet> in the stained glass section
<Dorothy> OH I know what you mean now
<magpie> ANY PLACE THAT MIGHT SELL SUPPLIES FOR PAINTING ON GLASS OR TILES OR CERAMICS
<Stampverb> when I use that URL I get transferred to the Atelier pages
<Stampverb> oops, sorry, meant to send that to a Staff person
<magpie> BRAND NAMES ARE PEBEO OR LEFRAN & BOURGEOIS (FROM FRANCE AND EVERYTHING)
<Tarotmama> verb, that is the right page
<Tarotmama> look at the glass boxes at the bottom
<magpie> WERID VERB, I JUST TRIED IT AND GOT MY CLASS PAGE
<Dorothy> Possible Im ight even have some pebeo
<magpie> UHH WEIRD
<Judy> Verb - go to home page and click on class link in middle of page
<Stampverb> I see the glass boxes--no tiles
<magpie> HMMM, SUSPICIOUS
<toni> I don't know how to do this
<Tarotmama> hmm
<Stampverb> the class page flashes for a sec, then Atelier page
<magpie> TO TRANSFER ON GLASS IS EASY
<magpie> FIRST YOU CUT YOUR IMAGE DOWN TO THE TILE OR BOX SIZE
<magpie> DON'T LEAVE ANY HANGING OVE
<Stampverb> ok I'll experiment--sorry to disturb the class!
<magpie> THEN PAINT ON A LAYER OF THE GLASS PAINT MEDIUM ON TO THE GLASS
<toni> no I mean how to be in this classroom and find things and all
<cak> magpie--how exact do you have to be, (I'm not sadly)?
<magpie> THEN SET YOUR IMAGE ON IT, AND PRESS OUT, GENTLY, ANY AIR BUBBLES
<magpie> MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A NICE CONTACT ALL THE WAY AROUND
<Phyl> Is that the actual name of it? Glass paint medium?
<magpie> NOT VERY, JUST DONT LEAVE A BIG MARGIN AROUND YOUR IMAGE, 'CAUSE IT WON'T LOOK NICE AND DONT LEAVCE A LOT OF EXTRA PAPER 'CAUSE IT WONT ADHERE RIGHT ON THE EDGES WHERE YOU WANT IT TO STICK
<cak> good, close enough I can do. exact--nope, not without a lot of practice
<magpie> I FIND AN IMAGE THAT FILLS THE SPACE IS BEST
<magpie> TRIED SMALLER STUFF BUT THE GLASS PAINT LOOKS FUNNY WHERE THERE'S NO PIC
<magpie> THEN, LET THAT DRY OVERNIGHT, OR A REAL LONG TIME
<Janet> ohhhh and you said this was easy?? I can't wait.
<magpie> THEN BAKE AT 300F FOR ABOUT 8 MINUTES FOR A TILE OR 275F FOR A BOX
<magpie> JANETS GOT A WAIT PROBLEM
<magpie> :P
<Dorothy> Beahve Janet!
<Janet> LOL in all ways you can imagine<g>
<Dorothy> behave
<magpie> AFTER BAKING, WASH THE PAPER BACKING OFF THE GLASS
<cak> how long do you have to let it cool and is it critical?
<Janet> i'm thinking my nieces need boxes for christmas
<magpie> THE WHITE PAPER WILL START TO PEEL OFF OR ROLL OFF WITH WATER
<magpie> RUB LIGHTLY UNTIL MOST OF THE PAPER IS GONE
<magpie> YOU WILL ALWAYS HAVE A LIGHT FROSTY BIT OF PAPER ON THE BACK OF YOUR GLASS
<magpie> COOL ENOUGH TO PICK UP
<magpie> YOU CAN SEAL THE IMAGE WITH MORE GLASS MEDIUM
<magpie> OR BACK IT WITH RIBBON, VINTAGE FABRIC, ANOTHER PAPER
<magpie> I THINK I'LL TURN MY SMALL ONES INTO PENDANTS
<magpie> WITH RIBBON BACKS
<AnnD> will these be waterproof or wipeable?
<magpie> WIPEABLE IF YOU SEAL THE BACK OF THE IMAGE
<magpie> DEPENDS ON WHAT YOU MEAN BY WATERPROO
<AnnD> right - thanks
<Wanda> so we are seeing the images through the glass, right
<magpie> YES, THAT'S WHY THEY'RE IN THE WINDOW, SO YOU CAN SEE THE TRANSLUCENCE
<Janet> i'm hoping to put the transfers on the inside of the box, surely they won't get trashed on the inside
<Judy> could use images with words in them
<magpie> SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT REVERSING TEXT OR ANYTHING
<Wanda> great
<magpie> LIKE YOU DO WITH THE SOLVENT TYPE TRANSFERS ABOVE
<magpie> OF COURSE WHEN MAKING THE COPIES FOR SOLVENT TRANSFERS, JUST HIT THE MIRROR IMAGE KEY IF YOU HAVE TEXT
<magpie> SIMPLE
<toni> is there a place to go and read this from the beginning. Also last night's class? We had company and I couldn't come to Evo's class like I wanted to
<magpie> YEAH, I THINK SO
<magpie> ANYONE??
<toni> this is all very new to me (chat, that is)
<Phyl> yes they will be on the log page
<Janet> our cak puts those up fairly quickly
<toni> where is the log page?
<magpie> ALSO, YOU CAN EMAIL ME WITH QUESTIONS IF SOMETHINGS NOT GOING RIGHT
<cak> yeah, I should have them up sometime today or tomorrow (http://www.cyberstampers.com/logs.html I think)
<Janet> there's a link at www.cyberstampers.com
<toni> thank you
<magpie> A BIG THING WITH GLASS TRANSFERS IS PICKING THE RIGHT IMAGE
<cak> (Janet you always know the quick way!)
<magpie> AS YOU CAN SEE THE BOLDLY COLORED ONES, THE BATHING BEAUTY AND THE MEXICAN WOMAN LOOK THE BEST
<cak> what do you have to keep in mind for choosing?
<Tarotmama> how so, the right image?
<Phyl> I heard that about Janet
<Tarotmama> ah ty
<magpie> IF ITS A VERY LIGHT BLUE OR LIGHTLY COLORED, YOU WON'T SEE MUCH
<Janet> LOL
<magpie> A FRIEND DID A BOX WITH A LOT OF LIGHT BLUE BACKGROUNDS WITH WORDS AND IT WAS HARD TO SEE THE IMAGES
<magpie> ONE LARGER BOLDLY COLORED IMAGE SEEMS TO WORK NICEST
<cak> that makes a lot of sense
<magpie> ALSO, THE SIZE OF THE BOXES SHOULD BE MEDIUM OR LARGE
<magpie> THE XSMALL IS DEFINITELY TOO SMALL FOR ALMOST ANYTHING
<Dorothy> I ooreder one of each from you last night!
<Dorothy> ordered
<magpie> YEP, I GOTTA FIGURE OUT HOW TO GET YOUR PAYMENT!! LOL
<magpie> I'M WORKING ON IT
<Dorothy> OK
<Tarotmama> one doesn't have to take the box apart to do this, right?
<magpie> AFTER TRANSFERRING THAT IS. :)
<magpie> NO, I JUST HAD A BOX THAT CAME APART SO I USED IT
<Tarotmama> lol
<magpie> YOU COULD USE MICROSCOPE SLIDES
<magpie> AND SOLDER THE EDGES FOR THAT LOOK
<Tarotmama> you planned that for instructional purposes
<magpie> UHHH, YEAH
<Tarotmama> lolo
<Dorothy> OH yes the slides would be good
<Dorothy> Could present them in the case then
<magpie> RIGHT, AND THEY CAN TAKE THE HEAT OF AN OVEN TOO
<Dorothy> Yay!
<magpie> SO, TO RECAP, SIMPLY PAINT ON THE GLASS MEDIUM, LAY ON YOUR IMAGE, DRY OVERNIGHT, BAKE AT 275 (BOX) OR 300 (SLIDE) AND WASH OF THE PAPER BACKING
<magpie> VOILA!
<magpie> HOW EASY IS THAT??
<Phyl> Even I can do that one
<Dorothy> Easy peasy
<magpie> PRETTY MUCH
<Tarotmama> would a photo work with this?
<Janet> all except that waiting thang
<magpie> MAYBE
<magpie> DEPENDS ON THE EMULSION USED
* Dorothy slaps Janet around a bit with a wet fish
<Janet> a photo scanned and then printed, or copied would work
<magpie> OH YEAH, THAT'S WHAT I USED
<magpie> A VINTAGE POSTCARD THAT I COLOR COPIED
<Tarotmama> inkjet?
<Tarotmama> or laser?
<Judy> does it have to be fresh?
<magpie> I'VE USED THAT TOO, LOOK ON THE ATELIER PAGE AT THE GLASS BOX WITH IMAGES
<magpie> DON'T THINK SO JUDY
<pmstamper> great thing about copies is original can be used again and again.
<magpie> YEPPERS
<Judy> ty
<magpie> WE LOVE SCANS AND COPIES
<Jambalaya> ingred, you can run over a bit if you like
<Phyl> thank you so much for this class it was super
<magpie> DO I NEED TO
<magpie> ANY MORE QUESTIONS???
<Janet> where do we buy the glass boxes? :)
<Phyl> lol
<magpie> I'M WORKING ON IMAGE TRANSFERS TO STYLE STONES NEXT
<cak> cool
<magpie> SEE JANET, YOU SHOULD HAVE USED THOSE IN THE SCAVENGER HUNT
<cak> with the same "solvent"?
<magpie> GLASS BOXES ARE IN BITS & BOBS I THINK
<AnnD> sounds good!
<magpie> I'M TRYING THAT AND ACRYLIC MEDUIM AND OTHER STUFF TOO
<magpie> I CAN TELL YOU THE BLENDER PEN ALMOST WORKS BUT NOT REALLY
<Judy> Thanks for class, Ingred! It was great
<magpie> I ALSO WANT TO GET SOME LASERTRAN AND WORK WITH THAT!
<magpie> THANKS JUDY!!
<julie> thanks Ingred, these are great!
<Dorothy> I've tried lasertran on metal
<magpie> SORRY SOME OF YOU COULDN'T GET TO THE PAGE
<magpie> I'LL LEAVE IT UP FOR A WHILE
<pmstamper> thanks Ingred. You have inspired me to give this a try.
<magpie> DOES IT WORK DOT?
<Janet> thanks again for the class! I'm inspired again!
<burningru> Your samples are great
<Dorothy> Yes very well
<magpie> COOL!!
<magpie> ok, now i'm not yelling anymore
<AnnD> I've enjoyed my first lesson. Wanna do it now!
<Jambalaya> NEXT EVENT IS IN #wildfrog
<magpie> the key thing is to experiment
<Dorothy> Thanks Ingred
<magpie> and know your first ones are not going to be perfect
<AnnD> Thank you
<cak> Good advise magpie!
<Tarotmama> ingred?
<magpie> just play and enjoy and try anything you can think of
<magpie> yepp?
<cak> Thank you so much--I love this type of thing (a license to steal!)
<Tarotmama> i belong to an inkjet transfer yaqhoo group
<magpie> verry cool
<Tarotmama> if you'd like the url, I'll give ot
<magpie> you can transfer with fusible web with an ink jet
<magpie> super cool!
<Dorothy> Bye all
<magpie> bye Dot!
<AnnD> Bye and thanks
<Tarotmama> there is a LOT of info on diff. transfers there
<magpie> send me the url to my email addy
<Tarotmama> which is?
<magpie> thievingmagpie@mindspring.com
<Tarotmama> k
<magpie> thanks!
<Tarotmama> not everyone has a color copier to use or can afford it
<magpie> oh, definitely not
<cak> have fun magpie and thanks again!
<magpie> a good tip though is to look for office depot coupons for cheap-o color copies
<Tarotmama> yes
<magpie> they do have sales on 'em!
<magpie> weird huh?
<Tarotmama> but i live 2 hours from the nearest one
<magpie> oh man!
<Tarotmama> hence, inkjet copies or bust
<Tarotmama> lol
<magpie> sometimes the tones used in color copies can produce very different results
<magpie> we should have a color copy image swap and send you a bunch to play with1
<Tarotmama> yes, true
<Tarotmama> well, my thing is, I am using pics of black people from long ago
<Tarotmama> most folks don't have those to swap
<magpie> Maybe I'l host one if i ever git my act together!
<magpie> hmmm, i wonder if i do
<magpie> most of mine are white or asian, as they are from san francisco mostly
<Tarotmama> everyopne here will tell you I'm fierce about this
<magpie> if i have any i'll send you a scan
<Tarotmama> lol
<Tarotmama> i found a stash from SF from before the 06 earthquake
<magpie> yeah, i got lots of asian pics, but most people dig the 20;s era Japanese ladies
<magpie> cool! love old SF stuff
<Tarotmama> well, see you on the flip side
<magpie> hey, my dad collect old San Diego and old west images, and i'll bet he has some "non-white" stuff I could swipe.
<magpie> Bye for now