Newsprint Transfers
Please note that we ship twice a week on Tuesdays and Fridays.
NEWSPRINT TRANSFERS are screen-printed by hand using commercial grade underglazes. Newsprint Paper acts as a great vehicle for transferring the image off of the paper and onto LEATHER HARD clay. Because we screen-print our transfers colors are more widely available per pattern.
We recommend using slips to assist with the transfer process. Refer to our How-To sections for instruction and check out the book Graphic Clay by Jason Bige Burnett.
FOLKSY FLASH by CATIE MILLER
FOLKSY FLASH by CATIE MILLER
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Ceramic underglaze transfer, screen-printed by hand on newsprint. Images reflect pattern color after firing. Recommended firing temperature from cone 04-6 for best results. While there are a few colors that can hold up at higher temps (Jet Black has good success) we always recommend testing with your specific firing techniques if you wish to use them above cone 6.
transfer image dimensions: 16.4"x 10.5"
paper dimensions: 18"x 11.5"
PURCHASE OPTIONS:
• Single Sheets: $6.50 per sheet
• SET of 6 Sheets per color: $35.00 (10% off)
Please note: “Set of 6 Sheets” are printed-to-order and may take up to 2 weeks to fulfill before shipping. If your order contains other in stock items, we will hold all items from your order until your set of 6 prints are ready to ship.
ABOUT CATIE MILLER
Catie Miller creates colorfully illustrated ceramics from her home studio in Fargo, North Dakota. From childhood onward, she has always had a desire to create, starting at age 7 with her collection of pencil and crayon drawn cartoon characters. Catie graduated from Minnesota State University Moorhead with a BFA in Ceramics and a Bachelor of Science in Art Education.
Her artwork has been exhibited and collected around the United States and world. Locally, her artwork was chosen for the exterior panels of the newly built Fargo City Hall. Most recently she was selected for the cover of Pottery Making Illustrated (Sept/Oct 2018) and has been featured in Ceramics Monthly magazine.
Catie continues to embrace many opportunities to work within the art community, teach workshops, embrace motherhood, and relax with her husband and miniature dachshund.
