Polymer Clay & Temporary Tattoos?
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craftgrrlSorry for the lack of photo, I'm apparently sick with the plague and haven't had the energy to make anything today.
I am wondering if anyone has any experience with using temporary tattoos on polymer clay? I have some girly/skulls tattoos, and would like to work on a project involving them. I'm really not sure of what they're composed of, and I'm wondering if I should bake the piece before I put the tattoo on it, or if the tattoos are safe to put through the curing process?
ETA: I don't know how many of you are fans of Craft magazine, but I am kind of disappointed that they are switching over to digital only issues. I know that it's way more economically feasible, and cuts down on resources use, but my attention tends to wander when I'm reading online 'zines. Thoughts?
I am wondering if anyone has any experience with using temporary tattoos on polymer clay? I have some girly/skulls tattoos, and would like to work on a project involving them. I'm really not sure of what they're composed of, and I'm wondering if I should bake the piece before I put the tattoo on it, or if the tattoos are safe to put through the curing process?
ETA: I don't know how many of you are fans of Craft magazine, but I am kind of disappointed that they are switching over to digital only issues. I know that it's way more economically feasible, and cuts down on resources use, but my attention tends to wander when I'm reading online 'zines. Thoughts?
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