How to transfer patterns for hand embroidery using an inkjet printer. Methods for 6 and 8-inch hoops

[@m.s.c.3803]

Excellent! Thank you very much for showing us these techniques. I am looking for a new printer and this one will definitely be in the list of potential ones.

[@Faimyxstitch]

Glad it was helpful!

[@EmbroideryArtbyNat]

Nice experiments with the printer 👍 But not every printer has such inks that do not smear and do not spread when in contact with water. One of my patrons tried her inkjet printer and she was disappointed. Probably laser printers are better for it. Did you try?

[@Faimyxstitch]

According to people who reached out to me, the laser printer works. But essentially the combination of the printer, ink and paper you use can affect the result. Also when I was researching which printer to get I saw more good results with inkjet printers

[@Stitcherkaur]

Tried it. Fabric got jammed as it becomes to thick after folding and taping,

[@Faimyxstitch]

Did you try making it bigger than A4 paper Or was it with a smaller size? It works for me with quilting cotton and ironed edges.

[@Stitcherkaur]

@@Faimyxstitch Yes folded it and got jammed. Without folding it does work 😊. May be the fabric problem.

[@Faimyxstitch]

@@Stitcherkaur Yes, either the fabric is too thick for this method or the printer won’t accept anything thicker than photo paper