Iron Graphics for Old Clothing

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Summary: Learn tips for ironing graphics onto your old clothing in this free video clip about recycling clothes for new fashions.

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Contact: frockyjackmorgan.com

Julia Barbee Julia Barbee has degrees in Marketing and
Three-Dimensional Design. She has shown her sculptural
work nationally, and her clothing line, Frocky Jack... read more

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Iron Graphics for Old Clothing

My name is Julie Barbee, my clothing line is Frocky JackMorgan. On behalf of Expert Village, this is a tutorial on recycling and deconstructing old clothes. Another principle of deconstruction that could even be fun for kids to interact with is doing iron on transfers. You can have them create art work or you could go through magazines and find some images and scan them into your computer, you can print them out with paper you get in office supply, that's simply iron on transfer paper. And you can cover stains really easily this way, especially cotton fabric, it?s something that's not gonna weigh it down and it?s a way to recycle even if you dye things you can still iron on afterwards. So if you find that you want to add something graphic to a garment, be it a slip, a button up shirt or anything like that, you can use an iron on transfer and then you can continue embellishing with bead or craft you choose, but this is really a simple way to add something graphic over a stain or anything like that.