Description

Big size 17*25cm Water Transfer Paper for Polymer Clay, Ceramic|Wood| Clay tools| Jewellery tools
Application:
Condition clay and roll onto a tile surface, lay your image face down onto your unbaked clay, gently smooth into place with your fingers to remove any air bubbles, then let it rest for 30 min. Run under a gentle stream of water in your sink, you can use a light touch with your finger to gently coax off the remaining fibres, being careful not to remove your image. Let your image dry completely before working with it. Once it’s dry you can use cutters or blade to cut and shape your image. Bake as normal.
You can seal the image with resin or clay matte/gloss finish to ensure longevity of the image

Water Transfer Printing Materials

With the advancement of printing techniques, water transfer printing materials have become an essential part of this process, which relies heavily on the use of water. This method, also known by various names such as cubic coating, hydrographic coating, or immersion printing, is often compared to the art of marbling.

Water transfer printing can be easily applied to various surfaces such as wood, plastic, metal, and glass. By covering the surface and transferring vibrant, vivid images, the object takes on a completely new appearance.