I want to take a jpeg, print it out and make it a logo to be ironed onto clothing. Any ideas?
import the image into any program (i use word) that will print it as a ‘transfer’ - ie., backward - and then print it onto iron-on transfer paper. very quick, very easy.
-mike
transfer paper? splain
Print on Inkjet Iron-on paper, cut out and iron…
Make sure you buy the good stuff.
If putting on a tri-uni, you’re best off going to the local screen printing shop.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000028F4Y/102-1873434-3554550?v=glance
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00000J3LY/103-6301264-1812669?v=glance
Have tried that product and it’s decent.
Your color printer should have an option to print backward.
Make sure you measure your logo’s placement with a ruler and check if it’s in a straight line. Then let the logo cool before you take the backing paper out. If you take it out while it’s still hot, the logo will not have completely transfered.
I guess you can also practice with old shirts to get the ironing and placing right.
I have only been able to transfer an animated .gif image thus far, still trying to figure out how to do the .jpg
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That sounds too cool! Does the constant moving image on your shirt ever get distracting? Isn’t technology amazing? 
Michael
yep , cool eh!