Re: Transfers

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: I like to draw my designs out first, too. I use something called a : "noblot ink pencil" by Eberhard Faber. I got mine in a henna kit I : bought, but you would very likely be able to find one in an art supply : store. You just trace along the design on the paper with the ink : pencil, dampen your skin, and press the traced design against it for a : second. You will find a blue/green outline on your skin. : If you draw a design you really like, you might want to make copies, : and keep the original; I haven't had much luck getting more than one : really good transfer from each paper. : Best of luck! : : I was wondering if anyone had any knowledge, tips, tricks etc on : : making your own tranfers? I generally work best (especially on : : awkward areas) if I draw the design out on paper first but with a : : little bit of expiremntation have been unable to find a viable : method : : for tranfering the design onto the skin. If I do manage to find a : way : : of turning tha application of Henna into a side Business, Transfers : : would be a big help, and making my own would be ideal! Anyone have : any : : ideas on methods that may or have worked?

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