• Condition your clay and roll onto your slab, securing it in place.
• Pre-cut your transfer paper.
You do not want to waste any, right?!
• Place paper bright color side down. Roll over your slab a few times over, this will help secure your paper to your clay.
FOR BEST RESULTS - USE ON LIGHT COLOR CLAY
• Run your clay slab under water with a soft flow. Paper will instantly start to bubble up and wash away.
• If needed you can use a soft brush or your finger to LIGHTLY rub & remove excess paper residue. BE CAREFUL not to press too hard as your image may crack.
• Allow clay slab to dry (any left over paper will turn white, YES you can re-wash your slab to remove) and then bake as instructed by the brand of clay.
• AFTER BAKE: I highly suggest sealing your piece. Although the image is durable, you want to insure your pieces have a long life.
If you run into problems or have questions, please do not hesitate to reach out
Love the crow cutter! I’m always concerned about detailed cutters and potential for clay to stick but the cutters are sharp and well made and of course, enough cornstarch always helps!