How to Use Inkpress Clear Film for Image Transfers 

Inkpress Clear Film, 5 mil, is what I use to make my transfers to tea bags. The image shown is offered on Amazon.

I use Photoshop to modify the photo I use for the transfer. You can use any image-editing software.

Here are tips to remember when using inkpress media clear film:

• Reverse the image as you set up your inkjet printer (this film won’t work with laser printer)

• You can print in color or just black

• Touch the film with a damp finger. If it sticks to the film, it’s the side you need to print on.

• The alcohol in the hand-sanitizer melts the ink and captures your image onto the tea bag and paper

• Don’t use too much hand-sanitizer. If you do, the image will smear. The hand-sanitizer should be damp, not goopy on the paper.

• I like to group several images on one sheet of film. This saves me money and time when I get started making my art.

Reach out to me if you have any questions about using this material at hello@carolannwebster.com

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