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Ceramic photographic transfers
Hi there - I wonder if anyone (in the UK) knows where I can go to get
ceramic transfers (black & white and colour) made from either digital or old fashioned photos. I want them to be firable on-glaze transfers, not the ones you don't need to fire, as I want them to be durable/washable many times. Any help - names, addresses, websites would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks. Dominic |
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Ceramic photographic transfers
Start with http:www.khbailey.co.uk, they are the largest open stock
holders of transfers (decals) in the UK. Steve Bath UK In article , Dominic Spencer writes Hi there - I wonder if anyone (in the UK) knows where I can go to get ceramic transfers (black & white and colour) made from either digital or old fashioned photos. I want them to be firable on-glaze transfers, not the ones you don't need to fire, as I want them to be durable/washable many times. Any help - names, addresses, websites would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks. Dominic -- Steve Mills Bath UK |
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Ceramic photographic transfers
Thanks for that Steve.
Dominic Steve Mills wrote in message ... Start with http:www.khbailey.co.uk, they are the largest open stock holders of transfers (decals) in the UK. Steve Bath UK In article , Dominic Spencer writes Hi there - I wonder if anyone (in the UK) knows where I can go to get ceramic transfers (black & white and colour) made from either digital or old fashioned photos. I want them to be firable on-glaze transfers, not the ones you don't need to fire, as I want them to be durable/washable many times. Any help - names, addresses, websites would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks. Dominic -- Steve Mills Bath UK |
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Ceramic photographic transfers
I've just started working with decals and have used a company called
Isis Decora, based in York. Adrienne has been very helpful in fixing my CMYK'ed images and making suggestions for things to try. See http://www.isisdecora.fsnet.co.uk/HO...RS/decals2.htm YMMV. I'd be interested to see how you get on with khbailey too. Regards, pbhj Dominic Spencer wrote: Thanks for that Steve. Dominic Steve Mills wrote in message ... Start with http:www.khbailey.co.uk, they are the largest open stock holders of transfers (decals) in the UK. Steve Bath UK In article , Dominic Spencer writes Hi there - I wonder if anyone (in the UK) knows where I can go to get ceramic transfers (black & white and colour) made from either digital or old fashioned photos. I want them to be firable on-glaze transfers, not the ones you don't need to fire, as I want them to be durable/washable many times. Any help - names, addresses, websites would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks. Dominic -- Steve Mills Bath UK |
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