From Printer to Block: Easy Image Transfer onto Speedy-Carve

[@anotherlousytourist8788]

Thank you for this. Really appreciate getting a realistic idea of the time it takes, and what to look for to tell if the iron is too hot or too cold. Really really helpful information!

[@RobertMurraytheFrugalArtist]

Many thanks. I tried this method and got stellar results. have a great day.

[@HollyEBrown]

Great job Susanna! It’s the best tip ever! 😊

[@alejandropineros6959]

Love your designs

[@tiesthatbind5056]

Lol i have the same iron😂 Very cool video, tho! I never knew this was possible.. cant wait to give it a shot!

[@alaindion2326]

With my iron, heat set properly, it takes 30 sec. to transfer a perfect laser printer image! It is amazingly fast! It use wool setting on my iron.

[@agolden46]

Does the ink have to be fresh/ wet for this to work? Or can it be fully dry? Thanks!

[@MonsterMaker]

Thanks for this! The gel/PVA medium transfer didnt work for me. I found great reults with your method, and I printed onto "release paper" with laser printer. Was very quick for me but I might have had the temp too high.

[@speedball_art]

Glad it helped!

[@andythebouncer]

I was hoping to see this using an inkjet printout. Toner in laser printers and copy machines is bonded with heat and inkjet inks are made from all kinds of stuff--- dye-based, pigment-based, etc etc etc. Maybe steam from the iron does it? I don't mean to throw shade but I'm totally skeptical.

[@speedball_art]

Unfortunately we are less familiar with using an inket printout for this method, as we find success most with laser printers for this method.

[@andythebouncer]

@@speedball_art Looks like the description was changed. It initially said it would work on an inkjet printer, as is reflected in the dialog around the 2 minute mark. It just doesn't work.

[@jessicamartin2342]

@@andythebouncer I may have missed the description entirely, but I ended up trying this with an inkjet printer and, you’re right, it does not work. Very disappointed.

[@MrBtitM]

Unfortunately, inkjet did not work at all for me

[@speedball_art]

Hello! Please reach out to [e-mail] for troubleshooting assistance, thank you!

[@Beanish86]

This did nothing but burn the only speedy carve block I had left.