Katheryn Corbin on mon 3 aug 98
I am looking for a source for ceramic decals. If anyone has a supplier they
are happy with please post it.
Thanks for your help
Katheryn
http://www.axisnet.net/~corbin
Paul Lewing on tue 4 aug 98
Try Heavenly Artworks, 2324 7th Ave. S, Great Falls, MT, 59405. Phone
1-800-359-4085. E-mail heavenlyart@mcn.net. I have not used them
personally but I've passed their name on to several friends who have
and have been satisfied with them. Several yers ago when I was
checking out decals, they had the lowest prices I could find.
Good luck.
Paul Lewing, Seattle
Bob Loveland on tue 4 aug 98
I have been most successfull with Olympic Enterprises for decals.. I have
seen one other company that advertises decals for $10 sheet at shows but the
quality is the poorest in existence.. Call Olympic Enterprises, and ask for
Steve.. he has treated us the best at each show we have seen him.. then
again we do get $700+ =-)
also check out Mr & Mrs of Dallas for great prices on blank plates, etc...
Olympic Enterprises: 216-746-2726 fax: 216-746-1156
Sorry cant find the # of Mr & Mrs of Dallas....
-----Original Message-----
From: Katheryn Corbin
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Date: Monday, August 03, 1998 7:54 AM
Subject: ceramic decals
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
I am looking for a source for ceramic decals. If anyone has a supplier they
are happy with please post it.
Thanks for your help
Katheryn
http://www.axisnet.net/~corbin
Bob Loveland on wed 5 aug 98
$10 per sheet?!?! did I say that, I meant $1.00 per sheet. guess I shouldnt
type when I'm tired.. hehehe
-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Loveland
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Date: Tuesday, August 04, 1998 9:15 AM
Subject: Re: ceramic decals
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>I have been most successfull with Olympic Enterprises for decals.. I have
>seen one other company that advertises decals for $10 sheet at shows but
the
>
Robby on fri 2 oct 98
Where can I get supplies for making ceramic decals?
Thankx.
Robby
Andrew Lubow on sat 3 oct 98
Ceramic Supply of NY & NJ carry these supplies #7 Route 46 West, Lodi, NJ
07644 fax: 973-340-0089, tele# 973-340-3005 Email: cersupnynj@aol.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Robby
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Date: Friday, October 02, 1998 7:39 AM
Subject: ceramic decals
'
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Where can I get supplies for making ceramic decals?
Thankx.
Robby
Don Goodrich on sun 4 oct 98
>Where can I get supplies for making ceramic decals?
Robby,
Here are a few decal suppliers, gleaned from Clayart posts in years gone
by:
Brittains Tullis Russel, Inc.
500 Summer Street
Stamford, CT 06901
Phone: 203.324.7536
Fax: 203.324.1902
DECAL PAPER
----------------------------
Cer Cal Inc.
626 N. San Gabriel Ave
Azusa, CA 91702
(818) 969-1456
Sells screenprinting ceramic inks (cone 018)
----------------------------
Heavenly Artworks, 2324 7th Ave. S
Great Falls, MT, 59405.
phone 1-800-359-4085
E-mail heavenlyart@mcn.net
----------------------------
Olympic Enterprises
(sorry, I don't have the address)
216-746-2726 fax: 216-746-1156
-----------------------------
Wise Screen Print
1101 Valley Street
Dayton, OH 45404
Ph: 937-223-1573
---------------------------------
You might also check the advertisers' index in Ceramics Monthly or Clay Times.
There's also a pretty good chapter on making your own decals in The Book of
Low-Fire Ceramics by Harvey Brody, published by Holt, Rinehart, & Winston,
1979.
Good luck,
Don Goodrich in cold, damp Zion, Illinois
goodrichdn@aol.com
http://members.aol.com/goodrichdn/
Sandy LaCross on sun 28 feb 99
I am currently working on ceramic decals. I am curious if anyone has any
recipes for ink/glaze for the decals. I am now using a high lead based
glaze. I am also interested in the varnish that acts as a vehicle for
the decal. Is there a specific type of varnish that I have to use, or
can I use the ordinary varnish from the local hardware?
Andre van de putte on tue 2 mar 99
------------------
Hello....
I've worked with the LR Reusche china paints exclusively...they have a water
based vehicle (super easy clean-up) and they have an oil based (good for
screen printing onto glazed tiles etc...)
As for =22cover coat=22...Reusche sells one that can be screened =
on.....which is
very good....however, I've found that Krylon Kamar Varnish works really well
too...spraying doesn't disturb the images at all, and its just a question of
getting a sense of how thick it needs to be so that the decal is strong =
enough
to stay together while transferring to a glazed surface.
If you have any questions, email me directly and use Decals in the subject.
Andr=E9
Chicago
Andre van de putte on tue 2 mar 99
------------------
Hello....
I've worked with the LR Reusche china paints exclusively...they have a water
based vehicle (super easy clean-up) and they have an oil based (good for
screen printing onto glazed tiles etc...)
As for =22cover coat=22...Reusche sells one that can be screened =
on.....which is
very good....however, I've found that Krylon Kamar Varnish works really well
too...spraying doesn't disturb the images at all, and its just a question of
getting a sense of how thick it needs to be so that the decal is strong =
enough
to stay together while transferring to a glazed surface.
If you have any questions, email me directly and use Decals in the subject.
Andr=E9
Chicago
matthew lettington on tue 2 mar 99
------------------
hey I'm from nscad, we recently had steve bradford visit. He did a decal
workshop. We used a product called =22krylon clear coat=22. I think that
krylon is the company name. Anyway they make all sorts of fixatives for
artists. It has to be put on in a thin coat first (too much will make it
run). let it dry for 20 min. then add more this time in a thicker coat.
THe only problem with this product is that after about three days if the
decal is not used the coating changes in nature (probably drying) it seems
to become to brittle. We get around this by printing the =22would be =
decals=22
onto decal paper, then storing them until thier needed. At which time we
spray what we need. If you choose this meathodmake sure that the sealant
does not cover the edge of the paper, it seals the two layers together, I
find that the best thing to do is to cut the outer edge of the decal
(usually exess paper anyway) exposing a clean unsealed surface.
we used a computer printer. Obvouisly some limitations, if you do get a
good recipe could you pass it along, thanx
-----Original Message-----
From: Sandy LaCross =3Csandylacross=40nethawk.com=3E
To: CLAYART=40LSV.UKY.EDU =3CCLAYART=40LSV.UKY.EDU=3E
Date: 1999=B3=E2 3=BF=F9 1=C0=CF =BF=F9=BF=E4=C0=CF =BF=C0=C0=FC 3:18
Subject: Ceramic Decals
=3E----------------------------Original message----------------------------
=3EI am currently working on ceramic decals. I am curious if anyone has any
=3Erecipes for ink/glaze for the decals. I am now using a high lead based
=3Eglaze. I am also interested in the varnish that acts as a vehicle for
=3Ethe decal. Is there a specific type of varnish that I have to use, or
=3Ecan I use the ordinary varnish from the local hardware?
=3E
matthew lettington on tue 2 mar 99
------------------
hey I'm from nscad, we recently had steve bradford visit. He did a decal
workshop. We used a product called =22krylon clear coat=22. I think that
krylon is the company name. Anyway they make all sorts of fixatives for
artists. It has to be put on in a thin coat first (too much will make it
run). let it dry for 20 min. then add more this time in a thicker coat.
THe only problem with this product is that after about three days if the
decal is not used the coating changes in nature (probably drying) it seems
to become to brittle. We get around this by printing the =22would be =
decals=22
onto decal paper, then storing them until thier needed. At which time we
spray what we need. If you choose this meathodmake sure that the sealant
does not cover the edge of the paper, it seals the two layers together, I
find that the best thing to do is to cut the outer edge of the decal
(usually exess paper anyway) exposing a clean unsealed surface.
we used a computer printer. Obvouisly some limitations, if you do get a
good recipe could you pass it along, thanx
-----Original Message-----
From: Sandy LaCross =3Csandylacross=40nethawk.com=3E
To: CLAYART=40LSV.UKY.EDU =3CCLAYART=40LSV.UKY.EDU=3E
Date: 1999=B3=E2 3=BF=F9 1=C0=CF =BF=F9=BF=E4=C0=CF =BF=C0=C0=FC 3:18
Subject: Ceramic Decals
=3E----------------------------Original message----------------------------
=3EI am currently working on ceramic decals. I am curious if anyone has any
=3Erecipes for ink/glaze for the decals. I am now using a high lead based
=3Eglaze. I am also interested in the varnish that acts as a vehicle for
=3Ethe decal. Is there a specific type of varnish that I have to use, or
=3Ecan I use the ordinary varnish from the local hardware?
=3E
Michael Wendt on fri 9 jul 99
google Art Decal
Long Beach CA
Fast times
color
we've used them for 30 years.
Regards,
Michael Wendt
Wendt Pottery
2729 Clearwater Ave.
Lewiston, Id 83501
U.S.A.
208-746-3724
wendtpot@lewiston.com
http://www.wendtpottery.com
http://UniquePorcelainDesigns.com
Christa on fri 30 jul 99
I am interested in printing my own ceramic decals w/my own computer to print
my personal poems and
graphics. Do you have or know where I might be able to obtain the software
and what type of transfer product is used? If so what type of printer laser
vs. ink or bubble jet.
Your assistance in solving this question is greatly appreciated.
Christa Phillips
Palm Desert, CA
George Koller on sun 1 aug 99
Christa,
To my thinking "Printing" & Ceramics are two different things. Yes, you can
have mouse pads, shopping bags, and tiles PRINTED.
I've been working 3 1/2 years on a genuine ceramic process that can be used
with real honest clay and glazes. Faithful reproduction to almost arbitrary
size. Wonderful rich glazes expected to be possible by the end of this summer
(so far we have used "commercial like" stain based glazes.)
Ceramic materials are timeless, perhaps you will want to rethink your medium?
We can work from digital images. You can specify any size without fear of
quality loss. Our process is particularly effective (simple) with two colors
which is appropriate to written material - we can incise through a glaze into
the claybody itself. Infinite variety of textures - colors -
control/variability possible.
((I'm anything but a poet but the possibility of seeing something I wrote, in a
red celedon with featherings to black (tenmuku) incised into a light stoneware
makes me want to become one....))
Regards,
George Koller
Sturgeon Bay, - Door County, WI
Christa wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>
> I am interested in printing my own ceramic decals w/my own computer to print
> my personal poems and
> graphics. Do you have or know where I might be able to obtain the software
> and what type of transfer product is used? If so what type of printer laser
> vs. ink or bubble jet.
>
> Your assistance in solving this question is greatly appreciated.
>
> Christa Phillips
> Palm Desert, CA
Vicki Cederquist on mon 2 aug 99
I would be interested in information about the ceramic decals also.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Vicki Cederquist
www.paradisemall.com
Vicki Cederquist on thu 12 aug 99
Did you get any response to this? If you did, I would be happy if you shared an
information you might have received.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Vicki Cederquist
www.paradisemall.com
----------
From: Christa
Sent: Friday, July 30, 1999 7:38 AM
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Subject: Ceramic Decals
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
I am interested in printing my own ceramic decals w/my own computer to print
my personal poems and
graphics. Do you have or know where I might be able to obtain the software
and what type of transfer product is used? If so what type of printer laser
vs. ink or bubble jet.
Your assistance in solving this question is greatly appreciated.
Christa Phillips
Palm Desert, CA
Bonita Cohn on sat 14 aug 99
My friend needs her logo as a full color ceramic decal. I did learn how to do
this in Art School, but after 89 toxic steps I'd rather order out. Anyone
know where? Thanks in advance, Bonita in San Francisco
http://cpmg.com/anagama
http://silverhawk.com/ex99/cohn
John Britt on mon 16 aug 99
Bonita,
Try WISE Screenprinting. They are in Dayton Ohio. You will find their
address/phone in any Ceramics Monthly. Look in ght as index in the
back.
--
Thanks,
John Britt claydude@unicomp.net
Dys-Functional Pottery
Dallas, Texas
http://www.dysfunctionalpottery.com/claydude
http://www.silverhawk.com/ex99/britt/welcome.html
Numo Jaeger & Michael Miller on fri 22 oct 99
I have a student who is interested in low-fire ceramic decals. Does anyone
out there in cyberland know of a distributor of ceramic decals? Anyone know
of a website with that distributor listed?
Numo
Studio One Art Center
Oakland CA 94602
Maria Elaine Lanza on sat 23 oct 99
>Where can I get supplies for making ceramic decals?
Here are a few decal suppliers, gleaned from Clayart posts in years gone
by:
Brittains Tullis Russel, Inc.
500 Summer Street
Stamford, CT 06901
Phone: 203.324.7536
Fax: 203.324.1902
DECAL PAPER
----------------------------
Cer Cal Inc.
626 N. San Gabriel Ave
Azusa, CA 91702
(818) 969-1456
Sells screenprinting ceramic inks (cone 018)
----------------------------
Heavenly Artworks, 2324 7th Ave. S
Great Falls, MT, 59405.
phone 1-800-359-4085
E-mail heavenlyart@mcn.net
----------------------------
Olympic Enterprises
(sorry, I don't have the address)
216-746-2726 fax: 216-746-1156
-----------------------------
Wise Screen Print
1101 Valley Street
Dayton, OH 45404
Ph: 937-223-1573
---------------------------------
You might also check the advertisers' index in Ceramics Monthly or Clay
Times.
There's also a pretty good chapter on making your own decals in The Book of
Low-Fire Ceramics by Harvey Brody, published by Holt, Rinehart, & Winston,
1979.
Good luck, Marie Elaine
Susan on tue 29 jan 02
>From: Jim Bozeman
>Reply-To: Ceramic Arts Discussion List
>Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2002 16:52:42 -0500
>To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
>Subject: Marc Burleson
Marc, Are you on this listserve? I want to ask you a question regarding
photo-transfer on to ceramic tile. Or maybe it's decal? Jim
Hi Jim & group,
I also have questions regarding photo transfer and emailed Marc directly. He
is offering a decal class this summer. I would like to learn about decals.
He can be contacted at highwater clays.
Not knowing anything about decals...I went back to the clayart archives and
printed up tons of tips on decals. I also went to the UK decal sites and
emailed a random decal manufacturer. One great person at a UK company who
sells decals emailed me back with the names of the best decal products. He
suggested:
Paper - Brittains(Tullis Russell Group),
Colours -Emerys,
Covercoat - Degussa.
Any suggestions on the best products?
The paper was easy to find in the US. Tullis Russel, Inc, c/o C&M Warehouse
Inc. 95 Leggett St. East Hartford, CT 06108. Contact: Jean Luciano at Jean
Luciano
Colours -Emerys, Does anyone know where I can find this in the US? I cannot
find anyone who sells this.
covercoat: This took months to track down since Degussa was bought out by
Ferro. They are located in PA (cerdec) and they also sell the onglazes
(cerdec), covercoat and media. Their lead free is the Summerday line and
their lead is Sunshine. Their phone number is 724-223-5900. Harry Evens is
especially helpful.
Highwater Clays at www.highwaterclays.com sells degussa products such as
inks, media (both water base and oil base), paper, covercoat and other decal
supplies.
Does anyone have any suggestions or tips about decals? I am a student and
will try it in a month.
I especially have a question on the media and covercoat. I got a safety
sheet on the media choices between waterbase and oil. The oil seems to be
pretty toxic (as well as the covercoat). Has anyone been successful with the
waterbase media? Is there a safer way to go regarding the covercoat? It
contains benzene so I am concerned.
susan
Ric Swenson on wed 7 sep 05
Excuse if this is a repeat, but someone asked about ceramic decals last week
and I believe my response was lost in the fray...
Google for
Heinrich-decal.com
in Massachusetts.
They can do anything decal -wise for glass or ceramic. The best I've seen.
Regards,
Ric
"...then fiery expedition be my wing, ..."
Wm. Shakespeare, RICHARD III, Act IV Scene III
.......Ric Swenson (770) 923-8816, Atlanta, GA.
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Teresa Griffin on tue 1 aug 06
Looking For Ceramic Decals . Western and equestrian low fire Murals.
I buy from instar at this time . I would like to have a bigger selection to
choose from.
We put them on tiles and commodes, sinks etc. If anybody has any leads I
would appreciate it very much.
Thanks a bunch,
Teresa Griffin
Western Woman Pottery
Weatherford, Texas 76085
Bunny Lemak on wed 2 aug 06
On Tue, 1 Aug 2006 21:21:33 -0500, Teresa Griffin wrote:
>Looking For Ceramic Decals . Western and equestrian low fire Murals.
>
>There are several companies out there that have the decals you are
looking for.
Try:
TBR (Thoughts By Rob) 1-800-833-5408
Olympic Enterprises 1-330-746-2726
Vir-ma Industries 1-800-847-6211
If you call and ask for a catalog, you may have to pay a small fee, but
they will refund that in the first order.
Also, try Google under "ceramic decals" I'm sure you will find plenty.
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Graham Mercer on thu 3 aug 06
Hi Teresa,
You could try Decal Specialists who are suppliers of Ceramic, Glass and
non-fire Decals here in Australia. They have a large range of stock decals
and can also create custom decals to your requirements. See
http://www.decalspecialists.com.au/index.htm
Hope this helps,
Graham
Graham Mercer
Potters Online
www.pottersonline.com.au
Skype ID graham.mercer
-----Original Message-----
From: Teresa Griffin [mailto:tgrif6@FLASH.NET]
Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2006 12:22 PM
Subject: Ceramic Decals
Looking For Ceramic Decals . Western and equestrian low fire Murals.
I buy from instar at this time . I would like to have a bigger selection to
choose from.
We put them on tiles and commodes, sinks etc. If anybody has any leads I
would appreciate it very much.
Thanks a bunch,
Teresa Griffin
Western Woman Pottery
Weatherford, Texas 76085
Centa Uhalde on sat 11 oct 08
Does anyone have a source for custom ceramic decals?
Centa Theresa
www.centatheresa.com
Mary Starosta on sun 12 oct 08
Centa, not sure where you are but try http://www.easyceramicdecals.com/
Andy Brayman (sp) is an artist and owner of the company and he does custom
work. He has a european printer that is able to produce polychrome decals
and his prices are reasonable for small run.
Mary Starosta
http://marystarosta.wordpress.com/
Colorao Potter
On Sun, Oct 12, 2008 at 12:21 AM, Centa Uhalde wrote:
> Does anyone have a source for custom ceramic decals?
>
> Centa Theresa
> www.centatheresa.com
>
amanda watson-will on sun 12 oct 08
http://www.decalspecialists.com.au/index.htm
These are the people I use=2C but they are in Australia ( as am I ) so ther=
e must be someone closer to you.
All the best=2C
Amanda
> Date: Sat=2C 11 Oct 2008 23:21:08 -0700
> From: vicenta@SONIC.NET
> Subject: Ceramic decals
> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
>=20
> Does anyone have a source for custom ceramic decals?
>=20
> Centa Theresa
> www.centatheresa.com
Ric Swenson on sun 12 oct 08
Heinrich Ceramic Decals, Waltham, Massachusetts.
Ric
"...then fiery expedition be my wing, ..." -Wm. Shakespeare, RICHARD III, Act IV Scene III
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Mobile/cellular phone : 86 13767818872
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> Date: Sat, 11 Oct 2008 23:21:08 -0700> From: vicenta@SONIC.NET> Subject: Ceramic decals> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG> > Does anyone have a source for custom ceramic decals?> > Centa Theresa> www.centatheresa.com
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Heinrich Ceramic Decals, Worcester, Massachusetts. (I posted that they are in Waltham, MA earlier, They are in Worcester....close by.) I started working with them in 1980s....good work, good prices. Ric > > Does anyone have a source for custom ceramic decals?> > Centa Theresa> www.centatheresa.com
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