Remember fake tattoos from when you were a little kid (or perhaps from last week!)? Well, these simple to use rice paper decals work just like those cracker jack box treats!
These oxide bearing decals can be applied to either bisque or greenware and should be treated very much like underglazes. To apply, just lay the oxide bearing side of the rice paper decal against the pot and gently moisten the backside of the paper with a wet brush or sponge. When applying decals to leatherhard ware, we have found that some gentle pressing with a rubber rib against the back of the decal paper aids in the transfer. Next simply peel the paper away, and the image will be transferred to your pot - just like that! It's that easy!
Simple and fun for all skill levels.
Each sheet measures 8.5" x 11".
While these fire to a broad range of temperatures, we recommend testing them with your own glazes and firing parameters. Here, at The Ceramic Shop, we have had beautiful results with these decals and recommend them for both beginning and advanced potters.
Decal color shown here is for illustration. Actual color depends on stock levels and could be red, green, blue or black. If you would like a particular color, please specify in the comments section of your order (please provide second choice), and we will do our best to accommodate you.
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