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Transparency Transfer Experiment |
I decided to play mad scientist a bit, as I'm known to do once in a
while. ;-) I couldn't find the "Krylon Preserve It! Digital Photo & Paper
Protectant in Matte" (as referenced in the online project) at
the local craft store. But I did find a related Krylon product (Matte
Finish) so I experimented with it instead.
I tried using the matte finish spray versus not using it when transferring color inkjet printed images to raw polymer clay from a transparency. Overall, the effect of the ink mixing with whatever finish is on the transparancy and the plasticizer in the raw clay creates a sort of water colory effect. The matte finish spray creates a slighty crisper image but it's still 'water colory'. The supplies I used:
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Have a great polymer clay time.. ;-) Desiree |
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