Wild Textures 8.5 x 11 #660048

ReDesign With PrimaDecor Transfers(Rub On)Design Dimensions:8.5 x 11Packaging Type: Middy Transfers Patterns on 3 separate sheetsNumber of Sheets per Package: 3Type:Transfer Paper (Rub On)Manufacturer:ReDesign with PrimaIncluded:Transfers and Applicator ToolBe wild! The Wild Textures Decor Transfers feature some interesting textures that will be perfect for nature inspired projects. Smaller footprint, huge impact! Our 8.5 x 11 Decor Transfers offer the same high quality as our standard transfers with a smaller size perfect for detailed projects, smaller pieces and more! Simply peel, rub-on and transfer a beautifully detailed design to transform your next piece into a work of art.Instant beauty on virtually any surface you can imagine. ReDesign with Prima Decor Transfers are easy to use rub-on transfers that release onto a wide variety of surfaces allowing for a multitude of decor, Furniture and multi-mediauses. Simply peel, rub-on and transfer a beautifully detailed design. Transform your next piece into a work of art.Try them onun-painted or painted wood, glass, mirrors, canvas, tile, plastic, metal, leather, tin, fabrics, cardstock, paper bags. If youre new to Transfer Papers, give them a try! The possibilities for application are endless.Instructions:Youll hear the word burnishused with these type of Transfers. What does it mean?To burnish, is to rub or polish a surface with a tool to enhance its appearance.These rub on transfers are opaque so can be used on a colored surface. Check out our full line ofChalk Paint and Clay Paint.For extra protection,Polyvine Multi Surface Lacqueris uniquely formulated toapply on top of yourfurniture decal. Then you may choose to finish with atop coat usingone of ourPolyvine Varnishes.Polyvine is the professionals choice,providinghigh durabilityand a crystal clear finish.(7 min) Video Link:How to Apply DecorTransfer PapersLink:Step by StepInstructionsLink:Layering on WoodLink:Tips and TricksLink:Fabric Surfaces Rub OnsLink:Repurpose Tin CansLink:Dos and Donts for Transfers