Month: July 2016

Project Teen #2: Making Temporary Tattoos

Join Jessica Reyes, from the Main Branch of the Abilene Public Library, as she demonstrates how easy it is to make Temporary Tattoos and Body Art. She hosted a workshop at the library that was such a hit, we decided to upload a how-to video on the steps she took to make it happen. You won't believe how easy it is to do, and it's a hit with teens and young adults. Check it out and look for more Project Teen Videos each month, featuring great craft ideas for teens from the Abilene Public Library.

Custom Temporary Tattoos – Ross’ Guns

In this video, I show you how to do a DIY custom temporary tattoo!
Come back next week!

Hey, I'm Holly Conrad! You may know me from Heroes of Cosplay. Sometimes you need to fake tattoos, whether for a cosplay costume, a Halloween costume, or living a lie!

When I cosplayed as Cecil from Welcome to Night Vale, I learned how to make believable custom temporary tattoos at home using tattoo paper. In this first episode of Cosplay Class, I'll show you how to make and apply custom fake tattoos that look super real. I'll also show you how to remove the tattoos so you don't end up with weird residue on your arm forever like those temporary tattoos from when you were a kid.

I'm demonstrating this technique on my husband Ross. Despite everything Ross says, getting temporary tattoos doesn't hurt as much as getting real tattoos! Ugh.

Thanks for watching!

How To Make Your Own Temporary Tattoos (Inkjet Printers)

A step-by-step guide to creating your own temporary tattoos from home using an inkjet printer.

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Make your own Temporary Tattoos

Now you can make your own Temporary Tattoos with or without a Printer

This is such a great idea for kids birthday parties, id tattoos so your kids wont get lost, pass ins for events, letting kids be creative and draw up their very own Temporary Tattoos on the spot or for competitions.

The idea is for lots and lots of FUN

The process is so simple. If you have an ink jet printer put he glossy side of the paper into the printer, print the images in reverse and then apply the Liquiskin TM skin adhesive over the sheet of images. ( The ink jet tattoo paper can also be printed by a Laser Printer) Use a ruler over the sheet to smooth out any bubbles

Next cut out tattoos and apply to the skin with sponge and water.

If you don't have a printer draw your images directly onto the A4 sheet of paper using pens or colored markers. Wait a few minutes for ink to dry. Be as creative as you want but make sure that the entire A4 sheet is full of images before you apply the Liquiskin TM Skin film adhesive over the top.

This concept is for fun and the tattoos have a slight shine to it. You can now literally make up your own Temporary Tattoos INSTANTLY.

Tattoos will last up to one week and can be removed instantly with perfume, alcohol,or baby oil.

DIY Metallic Flash Tattoos (Temporary Tattoo)

Hey guys!

I'm going to show you guys 3 different ways to make your own DIY temporary metallic flash tattoo!