Image Transfer onto Polymer Clay
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luvmypups47: works only with printed photos or I can use other photos too?
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nothing happens to the image after you bake it right..
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so the only thing used is water ?wow this is so cool!
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Also, use the thinnest crummiest paper you can find, like 18 lbs (not 24 lbs) printer paper. I personally like to put the entire object in warm water, wait about 2 mins, then gently rub with a terrycloth towel, which removes the paper fibers easily.
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@strawberryFUSION Uhh, throw it away???
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@luvmypups47 Can y tall me what is the best surface 2 work on, because i have a problem when i try 2 lift, it it`s just break down and ruin all work. Please help. THX
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what do i do with the excess paper that got rubbed off because of water??
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i am sorry i am new to this, but the polymer clay has to already be baked??
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thanks for sharing=)
what kind of paper did you use?
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thanks this helped my mom
what kind of printer paper are you using, when I do this the image come off with the paper and nothing is left.
Janis
pepperandfarley 3 years ago 2
Hi Janis,
The secret is not the paper but the toner. It won't work with Inkjet. It has to be a laser printer. I went to Kinkos and made my copies on their regular printer paper. Hope this helps.
Carol
luvmypups47 3 years ago
Hi Auby, No, you do not have to use any gel medium. The clay is baked after the image is transferred.
luvmypups47 3 years ago