WHITE SARAL WAX-FREE Transfer (Tracing) Paper For Precision Tracing on any Surface-12 inches x 12 foot roll-for reverse work on dark background

Description

Saral WAX-LESS Transfer Paper is the superior way to transfer a pattern, template or hand drawn design to ANY SURFACE ... wood, fabrics, paper, metal, canvas, ceramics, stained glass and more. Saral Transfer Paper is wax-less transfer paper (also known as graphite paper or tracing paper) made for general and specialized use. It makes clean, crisp tracings that can be erased and painted over. It s great used for tole painting, fabric painting, fine art, watercolor painting, quilting, dress making, commercial and graphic arts, architecture, wood working, ceramics, stained glass, metal working and it contains no acid for scrapbooking. Saral Transfer Paper is wax-less so it gives the advantage of erasing like pencil with no smear or smudge. It can be inked or painted over with no skipping or bleeding. The transfer lines can be sponged, washed out or brushed off of fabric, and a hot iron will not set them as will other tracing or transfer papers made for fabrics. Saral is economical and can be used again and again. SARAL COMES IN FIVE COLORS: Graphite, Red, Blue, Yellow and White: For tracings on dark surfaces.Excellent on dark fabrics, dark wood, metal, as well as dark painting surfaces.All Saral transfer papers conform to ASTMD-4236 and are certified by The Art & Creative Materials Institute as non-toxic, so they are suitable for use by children. SARAL TRANSFER PAPER IS EASY TO USE-HERE S HOW: 1-Put a piece of Saral Transfer paper color side down on the surface (fabric, canvas, wood, etc.) to which you wish to transfer a design. 2-Place your design on top of Saral. 3-Using a stylus (ball point pen, pencil, tracing wheel, etc.)follow the outline of the design, apply enough pressure to get the results you desire. 4-You may have to experiment and adjust the pressure to obtain your desired result. One color of Saral Transfer Paper may be better than another for a specific job because of the surface color or texture of the material to which you are transferring the design.