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Tracing & Transferring Words to Paper Hand Lettering for Beginners YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip So now that my tracing paper is taped down on top of my final I see my crosshair here lines upMoreSo now that my tracing paper is taped down on top of my final I see my crosshair here lines up rather nicely with the crosshair in the center of my final paper.

How to Print Large Letters on Single Sheets of Paper - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Okay and we're going to want this a lot bigger and our cursors kind of showing us how big the fontMoreOkay and we're going to want this a lot bigger and our cursors kind of showing us how big the font is already. So let's click here underneath the font size click that drop-down arrow and go to 72.

What happens if my print peels off slightly? Iron the prints inside-out of the shirt OR. Place a cloth over the prints and iron it. Apply a mild pressure with the iron.

Tips on How to Secure an Iron-on Patch that Won't Stick. #1 Apply re-adhesive. I picked this product up at a local big box store, but it is available at arts and crafts stores, as well. It acts as a glue to serve as a re-adhesive for the patch.

Start ironing the number over the white paper. Use only the tip of your iron, and press just the edge of the curling number or letter. Begin slowly, with a very short pressing time, then gradually increase the contact time, until you see the number or letter sticking again to the fabric.

You can re-stick the letters into place using a simple solution of fabric glue. Fabric glue is flexible and fast-drying and will restore most letters to clothing.

Tracing & Transferring Words to Paper Hand Lettering for Beginners YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip So that the transfer onto the final paper is exactly what we see. So I'm quite literally drawingMoreSo that the transfer onto the final paper is exactly what we see. So I'm quite literally drawing exactly what I see on my paper.