Re: How do I make my own transfers?

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Posted by Zimra on June 30, 2001 at 00:40:12:

In reply to: How do I make my own transfers? posted by Francine on June 27, 2001 at 21:41:01:

: I want to make my own stencils/transfers so that I can make the
same
: henna patterns after they've already faded on my skin but I don't
: know how. I heard that you can draw a design on a piece of paper
: using a water-based marker and then putting it on your skin and
: wetting it but does that actually work? Can I use Crayola washable
: markers or is there a specific kind that I have to use?

You can also print the design out from a computer, and then apply a
little bit of oil to the skin and press the printout on it to leave
the design. (Anyone who has ever spilled water on printouts know that
the ink isn't "fast!")

Zimra "ask me how I learned this"

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: : I want to make my own stencils/transfers so that I can make the : same : : henna patterns after they've already faded on my skin but I don't : : know how. I heard that you can draw a design on a piece of paper : : using a water-based marker and then putting it on your skin and : : wetting it but does that actually work? Can I use Crayola washable : : markers or is there a specific kind that I have to use? : : You can also print the design out from a computer, and then apply a : little bit of oil to the skin and press the printout on it to leave : the design. (Anyone who has ever spilled water on printouts know that : the ink isn't "fast!") : : Zimra "ask me how I learned this"
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