I have yards of this but I never realized that it can be dyed or even put through the printer. I am going to go play with it. Love the book. Thank you so much for sharing. Darlene.
I know you did this some time ago but I’ve just discovered lutradur and really, really appreciate your demo. I am so excited about getting started using your ideas especially with my art quilts. Thank you!
Great explanation of what to do with Lutradur. I just discovered Lutradur a couple weeks ago and I am so excited to try some of the techniques shown here. Loved the lacy effect you get with the heat gun. I do a lot of shabby chic projects and just picked up yards of Graphic 45 Ladies' Diary fabric and papers and am having fun. Lutradur is going to get incorporated into my next project. Thanks!
WONDER IF STILL PICKING UP QUESTIONS. I HAVE BOTH LUTRADUR AND TAP BUT CAN'T REMEMBER TAP. YOU MENTION TAP. I WANT TO TRANSFER A GLOSSY ANGEL PICTURE FROM A CALENDAR 12 X, 12 TO A HARD SURFACE BOARD. ANY SUGGESTIONS?
Hi Just Curious Have You Tried Alcohol 91% With The Jacquard Easy Flow Inks? Great Tutorial You Are A Great Teacher😊!!!!! God Bless You And Your Family
There are three options for Lutradur on our website under Fusibles at www.artisticartifacts.com/category/is.html You can find more from Liz Kettle at textileevolution.com
I can't believe this video is 12 years old. The quality is amazing for that time.
Thanks for the tutorial. Excellent work and presentation.
We are working on updating this topic on a future Facebook Live
I have yards of this but I never realized that it can be dyed or even put through the printer. I am going to go play with it. Love the book. Thank you so much for sharing. Darlene.
Very cool stuff! It looks like it's another material good for making insect wings! I've been researching various materials in preparation for that.
have fun!
I know you did this some time ago but I’ve just discovered lutradur and really, really appreciate your demo. I am so excited about getting started using your ideas especially with my art quilts. Thank you!
we hope to update this one....but glad to hear still helpful
Carole - we have added a new video for you to watch.
Great explanation of what to do with Lutradur. I just discovered Lutradur a couple weeks ago and I am so excited to try some of the techniques shown here. Loved the lacy effect you get with the heat gun. I do a lot of shabby chic projects and just picked up yards of Graphic 45 Ladies' Diary fabric and papers and am having fun. Lutradur is going to get incorporated into my next project. Thanks!
Really enjoyed this video. Thanks.
I really enjoyed watching this. It's given me some ideas....I'm off to order some lutrador. Thanks for sharing.
Also available at diy stores it is used as underlay for laminate wood floors.
Thank you great film you have given me so many ideas, So once again thank you
That's a great idea 💡 thank you so much 😊
WONDER IF STILL PICKING UP QUESTIONS. I HAVE BOTH LUTRADUR AND TAP BUT
CAN'T REMEMBER TAP. YOU MENTION TAP. I WANT TO TRANSFER A GLOSSY ANGEL
PICTURE FROM A CALENDAR 12 X, 12 TO A HARD SURFACE BOARD. ANY SUGGESTIONS?
What kind of printer are you using to print on the lutrador?
Hi Just Curious Have You Tried Alcohol 91% With The Jacquard Easy Flow Inks? Great Tutorial You Are A Great Teacher😊!!!!! God Bless You And Your Family
Pellon is also a stabilizer. Have you tried it to compare the results with Lutradur?
Nice
Liz - wondering where you got the oriental stamp....
Not sure where Liz got this one as video is 10 years old. Techniques the same today!
can you use this to image transfer onto metal
Where can I find it?! No link
There are three options for Lutradur on our website under Fusibles at www.artisticartifacts.com/category/is.html You can find more from Liz Kettle at textileevolution.com
The sound is way to faint most of the time.
Beaucoup trop de mots et trop peu de démo....