Waterslide decals and iron-on tshirt transfers are my jam! Growing up I used to make elaborate stencils with contact paper and spray paint the shapes on my t-shirts because there was just no way to make an at-home transfer. Now, with a home computer and inkjet printer you can transfer ANY image onto almost any substrate. I used waterslide decals on raw wood and tshirt transfer paper for these funky Frida Art Dolls. Holiday gifts are already being made my sweet friends! Watch how I made these and perhaps they'll inspire you to create some of your own. Heck, use photos of your kids with fun paper doll bodies. If you can make it on a computer you can print it out and transfer it. Have fun and Make Your Mark!
The fabulous Fridas!
I used scrap wood for the paddle dolls.
Everything I used for this project:
Hiipoo Inkjet T-shirt Transfer for Dark Fabrics: https://amzn.to/2W68BrM
Hiipoo Inkjet Waterslide Decal transfers: https://amzn.to/3eJRS41
MY AMAZON STORE: https://www.amazon.com/shop/markmontano
Watch how to make them here OR
Watch how I made these on my YouTube channel here: https://youtu.be/6AJWeanvm30
Make these smaller for ornaments and hang them on your holiday tree!
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I love the way these turned out! I think I might need to create a set of scientist dolls for my classroom- that slide paper technique is fantastic! I've been wanting to highlight scientists from countries around, especially female scientists, and this seems like a much more fun way to do it than just a photo on a bulletin board. Thanks for being such an inspiration!
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