Freezer Paper and Ink Jet Printer
1. Get an image you would like and make sure to flip the image horizontally before printing on freezer paper or wax paper. I have a wide-format printer but an image will work on any regular ink-jet printer. The freezer paper must be cut precisely the size of your paper and attached to a piece of paper. I use either doubled sided tape or spray adhesive to attach together.
2. Print and carefully remove the image transfer, handling the printed side carefully as the ink will be very wet and will smudge easily.
3. Place the ink side face down on the pot or whatever you want the image on and use a brayer (spoon, ice cream stick, your finger(nail) to transfer the image. I sometimes will tape the transfer so that I can lift the image up to see if the image is dark enough, if not continue to use your brayer until you get the look you want.
4. At this point you can wipe off the paper for use again.
5. The transfer will be wet for awhile. Let it cure for a few days and then spray lightly with varnish.
Of note: Ink Jet Print will run on material! I have had success on clay pots and wood using this method. There is a product called Bubble Jet (can be found on Amazon) to use on material. As of this date (11-19-2014) I have not tried this, but plan too.
1. Get an image you would like and make sure to flip the image horizontally before printing on freezer paper or wax paper. I have a wide-format printer but an image will work on any regular ink-jet printer. The freezer paper must be cut precisely the size of your paper and attached to a piece of paper. I use either doubled sided tape or spray adhesive to attach together.
2. Print and carefully remove the image transfer, handling the printed side carefully as the ink will be very wet and will smudge easily.
3. Place the ink side face down on the pot or whatever you want the image on and use a brayer (spoon, ice cream stick, your finger(nail) to transfer the image. I sometimes will tape the transfer so that I can lift the image up to see if the image is dark enough, if not continue to use your brayer until you get the look you want.
4. At this point you can wipe off the paper for use again.
5. The transfer will be wet for awhile. Let it cure for a few days and then spray lightly with varnish.
Of note: Ink Jet Print will run on material! I have had success on clay pots and wood using this method. There is a product called Bubble Jet (can be found on Amazon) to use on material. As of this date (11-19-2014) I have not tried this, but plan too.
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