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Creative Images Color Slide

Creative Images Color Slide

$18.95 USD
Item# 8303
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  • Print your own color images for your next art project
  • Bake at 376° F to secure design to glass
  • Includes 10 sheets, 8-1/2" x 11" each
  • Includes instructions

Product Description

Favorite color photographs or works of art can become part of your next masterpieces!
Imagine adding color designs to your stained glass, mosaic or ceramic projects. Use pictures from clip art, the Internet, photos, even your children's artwork. Simply print your design from a color laser printer or *color copier. Then soak in water, slide onto glass and bake at 376 degrees Fahrenheit to secure your design.

10 sheets, 8-1/2" x 11" each. Includes step-by-step instructions. To view, click on "View User Manual".

For instructions, click the link below.

How to use Creative Images Color Slide

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Cardinals panel by artist Karina Foster. Turkey panel by artist Julie Haan.  Basket of Flowers panel was made by artist Kayleigh Clark using Creative Images Color Slide and basket cluster #443243. "J" necklace by artist Julie Haan. Bottle project and holiday panel by artist Kayleigh Clark. Stained glass box by artist Steena Gaut.

Delphi Tip: Print your colorslide design on white glass for colors that stay bright. 

*Note: Works with color copiers, including commercial models. Not compatible with inks from "All-in-One" style Inkjet copier/printers.

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   This product is great if you use a color laser cop
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Pros : Sharp, brilliant images when printed properly on a color laser as directed. These are designed only for color laser printer, do not use inkjet printers for this product. If you do not have a color laser take your file to OfficeMax and have them print them on their color laser. The color laser settings at my OfficeMax are: Use tray 5, paper in SEF format, and use coated 2 setting. They come out exceptional and do not jam at these settings.
Cons : Getting the sheets to feed properly in a color laser is trial and error. Once you get the proper color laser setting you are good to go.
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  •   Color Slides
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Pros : This product has opened up a whole new realm for being creative with glass. Your options are unlimited.
Cons : You must have or have accesss to a laser printer to use this product.
Other Thoughts : You have to remember that white will show up as clear on the glass. I usually use white or off white glass under the color slides. Also, to avoid bubbles in your picture, it is really important to let it dry COMPLETELY before baking.
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Pros : I have literally used hundreds of these sheets and they work great! The color is super and the ease of use is unsurpassable. Great for decorative items!
Cons : None.
Other Thoughts : I wish it were permanent for functional items such as glasses and ceramic cups. You can put it on but it won't hold up to the dishwasher.
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