Polymer Clay Tutorial for Napkin Transfer 

Thank You🌻

Thank you so much 🤗

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Yay! Thank you!

Yes I did

How is this relevant to the video though

​@@iwant2bbackshe is recommending it over waxed paper and fingers

Noted

@@craftingbybb thank you!

I usually put hole in before baking.

You have to put in water and to need to rub a bit, it should be smooth,

@@craftingbybb Yes, that is what I did. I think I got it off, but it still looks dull. One design even looks like the Red turned the White Pink.

no, I cover with wax paper

You have to rub the outer paper off once baked

Try wiping softly with some cotton dampened acetone after applying the napkin. It helps to transfer the image

I can not manage to transfer, it won’t even leave the slightest imprint….😢

The crucial part is left out🤔😐

Use sticky Premo clay

230 for 15 is entirely too low unfortunately. It will cause your pieces to eventually break. Normally pros bake with a tile which is why it's 1 hour to allow the tile to heat up. But you should be baking clay for atleast 45 mins min. For durability.

I would think so

You can put in water and rub off

Go to 8:54 on the video and she explains the process of removing the paper. Hope this helps. 🌲🌝☘️

Thank you for sharing this. I watched another video where acetone free nail polish remover was rubbed on when burnishing. I have those same napkins and want to put the writing on. I’m going to print it off on the mirror image setting and use modge podge to glue it on baked clay. That way the writing will be the right way up. It’s a similar process for removing it, using wet fingers you can gently rub off the paper backing. 🫶

I have another Nspkin Transfer video where I show, sorry was a newbie

@@craftingbybb ok ,thanks .I’ll take a look 😀

Yes I can, still working on that

She said that after baking, she soaked it in water to remove the paper.

@@marieee505 The point is she didn't show it. SMH

Ok, soaking in water is an answer! Thanks for that, I didn't think of that solution.

@@Kementiri Someone who has set up, taken the time to video, edit and upload all for our benefit! To do a workshop in this would cost me, at the very least $40, here in Australia, and yet we have the benefit of getting it FREE, thanks to the effort of this artisan. I personally think the process was shown and explained very well, however if you don't understand, perhaps take your time and read through the comments, where others have politely asked questions and have been graciously answered.

@@cbisme6414 Comments show up in random order so maybe the comment showed up after I put in my comment Karen.

Not sure the question but this video is only 30 minutes. Thanks for looking ❤️

I bake all my pieces for at least an hour. Most of us do because the longer it bakes the stronger it gets.😊❤