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Each Craft Attitude sheet is the same material, so you can use any kit. |
In the most recent issue of Cloth Paper Scissors magazine, mixed media artist
Trudi Sissons wrote an article about using a product called
Craft Attitude. Here is how the product is described on the web site: “Craft Attitude isn’t transfer paper. It’s a new, patented technology that allows your printed inkjet image to be separated from its original paper carrier and become part of a new surface when applied.”
How could I not want to try this? Once the item arrived, I printed a test image from an antique magazine I have to work with. The Craft Attitude company suggests using a desktop laminator or an iron to fuse the image to paper. I tried my iron, but could not get it to fuse to blank watercolor weight paper when testing it.
I have noticed, though, that many people use glue to adhere the image they are using, so I tried this on the test image with
DecoArt Decopage glue - my favorite collage glue. That worked very well and dried clear.
So, I went ahead and created a collage first, then adhered an image on top with the collage glue. This method has worked best so far for me.
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Collage with printed Craft Attitude image on top. |
I would love to figure out why I cannot get it to work with heat, though.