How To Transfer An Image Using Chartpak Blender Marker

This quick tutorial will show you how to transfer a laser-printed or photocopied image to another object using a Chartpak Blender Marker. It's easy and can be used for a variety of different projects. It's so easy! Try it yourself with supplies from artsupplywarehouse.com.

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• transfer
• blender
• chartpak
• chartpack
• marker
• wood
• panel
• tape
• toner
• graphic
• design
• howto

[killarney1992]

So printing something with an inkjet printer wouldnt work...Why?

[artsupplywarehouse]

@killarney1992 Hi! An inkjet wouldnt work because it uses ink, which gets absorbed into the paper. Laser prints/ photocopied prints use toner, which the transfer marker "melts" (for the lack of a better term) from the paper onto the surface the image is being transferred to.

[ukorsou]

Where can i buy the marker online?

[jakezburns]

GarageBand soundtrack. AmIrite?

[rizzledon]

Is there a special type of paper required? I used a copic marker with 2 different laser printers, using typical matte laser paper, and it didn't work at all, it worked a bit on a shopping docket i had..

[mistymoccasins]

can you use copic markers? i dont know how to get chartpak in Melbourne, Australia.



[Goalie2000MTL2000]

move you hand

[chocobani]

whoa are those megan fox hands or what.. love the video!