Lesley Riley's Tap Transfer Artist Paper, 18 Sheet Pack

Publisher Description
Transfer your imagination into art with TAP, Transfer Artist Paper, a premium-quality paper that allows you to iron images onto virtually any surface. Have fun with with fabric, paper, wood, glass, metal, and more! * Printer-friendly * Transfer image with a hot iron to almost any surface * Shiny or matt finish * Transferred images are crisp and colourfast * Washable and crack-resistant on fabric * Layer transferred imaged for a collaged look. This pack contains 18 transfer sheets. Author Biography
Lesley Riley has been working with Transfer Artist Paper for over 10 years and is an unparalleled expert on how to use TAP for maximum creative effect. Lesley creates her magic on an idyllic mountain top hideaway in Cascade MD, where she lives with her high-school sweetheart husband. Visit her website Review
Dec 10 Fast and easy to use, these transfer sheets produce excellent results. They go into an inkjet printer smoothly and come out with the image entirely intact. No printer? That’s OK! Paint, stamp, or draw images directly on the sheets, and then transfer them to fabric. The fabric can be washed, folded, and stitched, and the image won’t crack or fade. You can also use these sheets to transfer images to paper, wood, glass, and metal. * Quilter’s Newsletter * Long Description
TAP is BACK! New Formulation!Transfer your imagination into art with TAP, Transfer Artist Paper, a premium-quality paper that allows you to iron images onto virtually any surface. Have fun with fabric, paper, wood, glass, metal, and more! It is inkjet printer compatible meaning the TAP goes inside the printer without any problems.Provides an extraordinarily intact and smooth transferred imageOption to have a shiny or matte finishTransferred images are crisp and colorfastWashable and crack-resistant on fabricLayer transferred images for a collaged lookComplete instructions inside the package Review Quote
TAP is a premium-quality transfer paper that allows artists to transfer images to virtually any surface with the heat of an iron. Users can now have more fun with fabric, paper, wood, glass, metal and more.