Fungus amungus posted up this fun project "bandy postcard" you can make and send to a friend, he writes - "There's really no reason to send a postcad made of fabric and wire, but why the hell not? You can keep changing the shape of it and keep putting it back to the original rectangular shape. And of course you can mail the thing and your friends have a laugh when it shows up in their mailbox." - Link.
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Oct 18, 2006 11:42 AM
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Thank you for that link!
I've been trying to figure out an easy way to tranfer temporary circuit pattern templates onto cloth and that Instructables article links to another called Inkjet Printing on Fabric. They're even using what looks to be the same make and model of HP printer as mine!
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How do you get the stamp to stick to it?
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Also, I'm not sure if I want any of my friends mailing me their undies, nor do I think they want mine. I could be a fun idea though, I can see where it would have appeal with some...
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