1. Condition polymer clay and roll it onto a ceramic tile or a surface that the clay sticks to and can be baked on.
2. Place a cut-out piece you want to work with bright color side down onto the clay surface.
3. Gently smooth the sheet with your fingers to remove any air bubbles. We like to leave the sheet on the polymer clay for 15 minutes before removing the paper backing.
4. The recommended method to dissolve paper backing: Hold the entire slab still on the tile (or another baking surface) under very low-pressure running water. The paper backing will begin to dissolve and wash away. Don't worry about leaving some paper residue on the clay at this stage, because it is safer to wash it off after baking!
5. Let it dry. Cut and bake the clay on the tile - so the print doesn't need to be touched which might result in smearing. The clay can be of course removed with a tissue blade and placed on another surface.
6. After the baked pieces are cooled down, the remaining paper fuzzies can be removed under running water.

Sealing: While I have not had any issues opting to not seal the image - for personal use-, I still recommend sealing it with your choice of sealant - my favorites are Mr. Super Clear Matte Spray Varnish or UV resin - to ensure the longevity of the image.

• Decals look best on white or light surfaces.
• If you happened to miss removing all of the paper before baking, don't worry! You can easily wash it off after baking. Simply hold the piece under running water and gently use your fingers to remove the remaining paper.

Bake polymer clay according to package directions after applying the image.
Instructions are included with your order.

These beautifully crafted products are made by Veronika from Vero Silkscreens. Instructions are included with your order. :) Happy crafting!