Recently I tried another method for transferring images to polymer clay. This method entailed the use of inkjet transfer paper available in most craft stores. The process for this transfer method is to print the image onto the transfer paper. If the image has text on it, you will need to mirror image (flip) the image so that it reads backwards when it prints out, but will read correctly when transferred onto the clay. Place the image face down on the clay (I usually use white or translucent polymer clay so the image comes out crisp and clear). Burnish the image down with your finger several times, making sure to burnish the sides well. Bake the clay according to manufacturer's instructions. I let the clay cool in the oven and peel the paper up after it cools. It is fun to see the image revealed on the clay. I use these clay image tiles on boxes, journal covers and as embellishments in my art journal. I plan to experiment with using them on a card very soon.
Happy crafting!
Tuesday, March 6, 2007
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