Do you need fabric crayons to transfer designs to fabric or can you use regular crayons?
I’ve seen crayon drawings transfered to t-shirts on crafting shows on tv. Has anyone tried this? Do you HAVE to use crayons especially made for fabric or would regular old crayons work? Thought it would be a fun project to do with my nieces.
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Not entirely sure, but this site will give you a wealth of info on fabric crayons, paint, and dyes……hope you find what you need!
http://dharmatrading.com/
Crayons won’t even write on fabric. The wax won’t come off onto soft surfaces. And then it would just wash right out.
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I think that these are made by scanning a picture into your computer and then printing it on t-shirt transfer paper and then ironing it on to a shirt.
-Rosa
You will have to use fabric crayons or fabric markers. You can get both here:
http://www.dickblick.com/categories/fabriccrayons/
I hope this helps and have fun!