Karen Sullivan on fri 15 dec 00
In a recent exploration of the archives there was a
manufacturer of PAS paper that was promoted as transfer,
decal paper.
check out the archives...PAS paper.
bamboo karen
on 12/15/00 8:55 AM, Martin Howard at martin@WEBBSCOTTAGE.CO.UK wrote:
> The final act for us in this would be to have computers that printed in
> glaze colours onto decal paper. Yes, transfer paper, decal paper will go
> through most machines.
> All that is needed is glaze colour printer. Now, just where is that good
> entrepreneur who doesn't want to just hit the high end of the market?
> Martin Howard
> Webb's Cottage Pottery
> Woolpits Road, Great Saling
> BRAINTREE, Essex CM7 5DZ
> England
> martin@webbscottage.co.uk
>
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Jim Chandler on fri 15 dec 00
Why not get decal paper and try to run it through the printer? Thinner
than canvas. Or why use canvas if you're going to do in effect a
monoprint, why not use paper that you soak from behind to transfer.
Just a thought. Haven't tried it but it's on my "to try" list and just
bumped up a few notched.
I think the name of the tiedye pen is - bad spelling alert - a
"tjantjing" pen (please don't hate this American girl, Indonesian
friends) or batik pen. I got mine at Pearl art supply co., very cheap.
Gotta get off this computer out of my jammies and to work!
Laura Chandler, Kensington MD
Martin Howard on fri 15 dec 00
The final act for us in this would be to have computers that printed in
glaze colours onto decal paper. Yes, transfer paper, decal paper will go
through most machines.
All that is needed is glaze colour printer. Now, just where is that good
entrepreneur who doesn't want to just hit the high end of the market?
Martin Howard
Webb's Cottage Pottery
Woolpits Road, Great Saling
BRAINTREE, Essex CM7 5DZ
England
martin@webbscottage.co.uk
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