In our next series of manga brushes, we've placed the hallmark of manga art in the limelight: the screentones. It's the iconic feature of the Japanese print media. Patterns and gradients, such as dots, lines, and cross-hatches, are used as a primary tool for adding depth, texture, and shades. And even to mimic colors!
VINTAGE SCREENTONE STICKER ADHESIVE FILM / TONE FILM Screentone is a technique for applying textures, tints and shades to drawings as an alternative to cross hatching and is traditionally used in manga art. Screentone is not 'instant rub on ' like instant lettering. It consists of a self-adhesive acetate sheet; when using the letratone the paper backing is removed and the remaining sheet with the design sticks on the Ideal for papercrafts, artworking and illustration. Letraset sheet size: 25 x 38cm Chartpak sheet size: 22.6 x 33cm Normatone usable area size: 29.9 x 20cm Choose your pattern from the drop down menu. ★ INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS PLEASE CHOOSE THE 'TRACKING' OPTION IF YOU WANT TO TRACE YOUR ITEM, THANK YOU! ★ HOW TO TRANSFER - (I also advise to search online tutorials for application techniques.) 1) Cut the tone larger than you require using a scalpel or knife. 2) Smooth onto artwork and cut around area required. 3) Peel back excess film, this can be returned to the backing sheet and re-used later. 4) Many effects can be achieved by overlaying tones of different types and colours. 5) Place the sheet, printed side down on artwork and burnish down area required. 6) To transfer exact areas, trace an outline on tracing paper and to lay the trace over the sheet, then burnish. 7) Interesting effects can be achieved by overlaying different tones and colours. 8) Unwanted areas and mistakes can be removed using masking tape or a scalpel if the art surface is suitable. Use backing sheet for final burnishing. I have a huge collection of Mecanorma and Letraset transfer letters, numbers, shapes, patterns and screentone! Check regularly for more crafty transfer varieties!
Screentone is a technique for applying textures, tints and shades to drawings as an alternative to cross hatching and is traditionally used in manga art. Ideal for papercrafts, artworking and illustration. INSTANTEX works in the same way as instant lettering. It is rubbed directly onto artwork. Letraset sheet size: 25 x 38cm Choose your pattern from the drop down menu and check the corresponding sheet number from the corner of the photo. ★ INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS PLEASE CHOOSE THE 'TRACKING' OPTION IF YOU WANT TO TRACE YOUR ITEM, THANK YOU! ★ HOW TO TRANSFER - (I also advise to search online tutorials for application techniques.) 1) Cut the tone larger than you require using a scalpel or knife. 2) Smooth onto artwork and cut around area required. 3) Peel back excess film, this can be returned to the backing sheet and re-used later. 4) Many effects can be achieved by overlaying tones of different types and colours. 5) Place the sheet, printed side down on artwork and burnish down area required. 6) To transfer exact areas, trace an outline on tracing paper and to lay the trace over the sheet, then burnish. 7) Interesting effects can be achieved by overlaying different tones and colours. 8) Unwanted areas and mistakes can be removed using masking tape or a scalpel if the art surface is suitable. Use backing sheet for final burnishing. I have a huge collection of Mecanorma and Letraset transfer letters, numbers, shapes, patterns and screentone! Check regularly for more crafty transfer varieties!
VINTAGE SCREENTONE STICKER ADHESIVE FILM / TONE FILM Screentone is a technique for applying textures, tints and shades to drawings as an alternative to cross hatching and is traditionally used in manga art. Screentone is not 'instant rub on ' like instant lettering. It consists of a self-adhesive acetate sheet; when using the letratone the paper backing is removed and the remaining sheet with the design sticks on the Ideal for papercrafts, artworking and illustration. Letraset sheet size: 25 x 38cm Chartpak sheet size: 22.6 x 33cm Normatone usable area size: 29.9 x 20cm Choose your pattern from the drop down menu. ★ INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS PLEASE CHOOSE THE 'TRACKING' OPTION IF YOU WANT TO TRACE YOUR ITEM, THANK YOU! ★ HOW TO TRANSFER - (I also advise to search online tutorials for application techniques.) 1) Cut the tone larger than you require using a scalpel or knife. 2) Smooth onto artwork and cut around area required. 3) Peel back excess film, this can be returned to the backing sheet and re-used later. 4) Many effects can be achieved by overlaying tones of different types and colours. 5) Place the sheet, printed side down on artwork and burnish down area required. 6) To transfer exact areas, trace an outline on tracing paper and to lay the trace over the sheet, then burnish. 7) Interesting effects can be achieved by overlaying different tones and colours. 8) Unwanted areas and mistakes can be removed using masking tape or a scalpel if the art surface is suitable. Use backing sheet for final burnishing. I have a huge collection of Mecanorma and Letraset transfer letters, numbers, shapes, patterns and screentone! Check regularly for more crafty transfer varieties!
Screentone is a technique for applying textures, tints and shades to drawings as an alternative to cross hatching and is traditionally used in manga art. Ideal for papercrafts, artworking and illustration. INSTANTEX works in the same way as instant lettering. It is rubbed directly onto artwork. Letraset sheet size: 25 x 38cm Choose your pattern from the drop down menu and check the corresponding sheet number from the corner of the photo. ★ INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS PLEASE CHOOSE THE 'TRACKING' OPTION IF YOU WANT TO TRACE YOUR ITEM, THANK YOU! ★ HOW TO TRANSFER - (I also advise to search online tutorials for application techniques.) 1) Cut the tone larger than you require using a scalpel or knife. 2) Smooth onto artwork and cut around area required. 3) Peel back excess film, this can be returned to the backing sheet and re-used later. 4) Many effects can be achieved by overlaying tones of different types and colours. 5) Place the sheet, printed side down on artwork and burnish down area required. 6) To transfer exact areas, trace an outline on tracing paper and to lay the trace over the sheet, then burnish. 7) Interesting effects can be achieved by overlaying different tones and colours. 8) Unwanted areas and mistakes can be removed using masking tape or a scalpel if the art surface is suitable. Use backing sheet for final burnishing. I have a huge collection of Mecanorma and Letraset transfer letters, numbers, shapes, patterns and screentone! Check regularly for more crafty transfer varieties!
Screentone is a technique for applying textures, tints and shades to drawings as an alternative to cross hatching and is traditionally used in manga art. It consists of a self-adhesive acetate sheet (not rub on transfers). Ideal for papercrafts, artworking, graphics and illustration. Letraset sheet size: 25 x 38cm Choose your pattern from the drop down menu and check the corresponding sheet number from the corner of the photo. ★ INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS PLEASE CHOOSE THE 'TRACKING' OPTION IF YOU WANT TO TRACE YOUR ITEM, THANK YOU! ★ HOW TO TRANSFER - (I also advise to search online tutorials for application techniques.) 1) Cut the tone larger than you require using a scalpel or knife. 2) Smooth onto artwork and cut around area required. 3) Peel back excess film, this can be returned to the backing sheet and re-used later. 4) Many effects can be achieved by overlaying tones of different types and colours. 5) Place the sheet, printed side down on artwork and burnish down area required. 6) To transfer exact areas, trace an outline on tracing paper and to lay the trace over the sheet, then burnish. 7) Interesting effects can be achieved by overlaying different tones and colours. 8) Unwanted areas and mistakes can be removed using masking tape or a scalpel if the art surface is suitable. Use backing sheet for final burnishing. I have a huge collection of Mecanorma and Letraset transfer letters, numbers, shapes, patterns and screentone.
Free Comic Manga Screentone Brushes for Procreate, Photoshop, and Clip Studio Paint. One of the most essential tools for creating comics and manga art is
Screentone is a technique for applying textures, tints and shades to drawings as an alternative to cross hatching and is traditionally used in manga art. Screentone is not 'instant rub on ' like instant lettering. It consists of a self-adhesive acetate sheet; when using the screentone the paper backing is removed and the remaining sheet with the design sticks on the Ideal for papercrafts, artworking and illustration. Letraset sheet size: 25 x 38cm. Normatone pattern size: 20 x 30cm Choose your pattern from the drop down menu and check the corresponding sheet number from the corner of the photo. ★ INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS PLEASE CHOOSE THE 'TRACKING' OPTION IF YOU WANT TO TRACE YOUR ITEM, THANK YOU! ★ HOW TO TRANSFER - (I also advise to search online tutorials for application techniques.) 1) Cut the tone larger than you require using a scalpel or knife. 2) Smooth onto artwork and cut around area required. 3) Peel back excess film, this can be returned to the backing sheet and re-used later. 4) Many effects can be achieved by overlaying tones of different types and colours. 5) Place the sheet, printed side down on artwork and burnish down area required. 6) To transfer exact areas, trace an outline on tracing paper and to lay the trace over the sheet, then burnish. 7) Interesting effects can be achieved by overlaying different tones and colours. 8) Unwanted areas and mistakes can be removed using masking tape or a scalpel if the art surface is suitable. Use backing sheet for final burnishing. have a huge collection of transfer letters, numbers, shapes, patterns and screentone. Check regularly for more crafty transfers!
Screentone is a technique for applying textures, tints and shades to drawings as an alternative to cross hatching and is traditionally used in manga art. Screentone is not 'instant rub on' like instant lettering. It consists of a self-adhesive acetate sheet (like a sticker); when using the screentone the paper backing is removed and the remaining sheet with the design sticks on the surface. Ideal for papercrafts, artworking and illustration. Normatone pattern size (approx): 19 x 29cm Choose your pattern from the drop down menu and check the corresponding sheet number from the corner of the photo. ★ INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS PLEASE CHOOSE THE 'TRACKING' OPTION IF YOU WANT TO TRACE YOUR ITEM, THANK YOU! ★ HOW TO TRANSFER - (I also advise to search online tutorials for application techniques.) 1) Cut the tone larger than you require using a scalpel or knife. 2) Smooth onto artwork and cut around area required. 3) Peel back excess film, this can be returned to the backing sheet and re-used later. 4) Many effects can be achieved by overlaying tones of different types and colours. 5) Place the sheet, printed side down on artwork and burnish down area required. 6) To transfer exact areas, trace an outline on tracing paper and to lay the trace over the sheet, then burnish. 7) Interesting effects can be achieved by overlaying different tones and colours. 8) Unwanted areas and mistakes can be removed using masking tape or a scalpel if the art surface is suitable. Use backing sheet for final burnishing. have a huge collection of transfer letters, numbers, shapes, patterns and screentone. Check regularly for more crafty transfers!
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VINTAGE LETRATONE SCREENTONE STICKER ADHESIVE FILM Screentone is a technique for applying textures, tints and shades to drawings as an alternative to cross hatching and is traditionally used in manga art. Screentone is not 'instant rub on' like instant lettering. It consists of a self-adhesive acetate sheet / sticky back plastic; when using the screentone the paper backing is removed and the remaining sheet with the design sticks on the surface. The image is cut to the shape and size needed for the project. Ideal for papercrafts, artworking and illustration. Letraset sheet size: 25 x 38cm - photos may show a close up of the pattern. Choose your pattern from the drop down menu and check the corresponding sheet number from the corner of the photo. ★ INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS PLEASE CHOOSE THE 'TRACKING' OPTION IF YOU WANT TO TRACE YOUR ITEM, THANK YOU! ★ HOW TO TRANSFER - (I also advise to search online tutorials for application techniques.) 1) Cut the tone larger than you require using a scalpel or knife. 2) Smooth onto artwork and cut around area required. 3) Peel back excess film, this can be returned to the backing sheet and re-used later. 4) Many effects can be achieved by overlaying tones of different types and colours. 5) Place the sheet, printed side down on artwork and burnish down area required. 6) To transfer exact areas, trace an outline on tracing paper and to lay the trace over the sheet, then burnish. 7) Interesting effects can be achieved by overlaying different tones and colours. 8) Unwanted areas and mistakes can be removed using masking tape or a scalpel if the art surface is suitable. Use backing sheet for final burnishing. have a huge collection of transfer letters, numbers, shapes, patterns and screentone. Check regularly for more crafty transfers.
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VINTAGE SCREENTONE FILM Screentone is a technique for applying textures, tints and shades to drawings as an alternative to cross hatching and is traditionally used in manga art. Screentone is not 'instant rub on' like instant lettering. It consists of a self-adhesive acetate sheet / sticky back plastic; when using the screentone the paper backing is removed and the remaining sheet with the design sticks on the surface. The image is cut to the shape and size needed for the project. Ideal for papercrafts, artworking and illustration. Usable pattern size: 29cm x 20cm - photos may show a close up of the pattern. Choose your pattern from the drop down menu and check the corresponding sheet number from the corner of the photo. ★ INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS PLEASE CHOOSE THE 'TRACKING' OPTION IF YOU WANT TO TRACE YOUR ITEM, THANK YOU! ★ HOW TO TRANSFER - (I also advise to search online tutorials for application techniques.) 1) Cut the tone larger than you require using a scalpel or knife. 2) Smooth onto artwork and cut around area required. 3) Peel back excess film, this can be returned to the backing sheet and re-used later. 4) Many effects can be achieved by overlaying tones of different types and colours. 5) Place the sheet, printed side down on artwork and burnish down area required. 6) To transfer exact areas, trace an outline on tracing paper and to lay the trace over the sheet, then burnish. 7) Interesting effects can be achieved by overlaying different tones and colours. 8) Unwanted areas and mistakes can be removed using masking tape or a scalpel if the art surface is suitable. Use backing sheet for final burnishing. I have a huge collection of screentone patterns in various brands/sizes.
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Screentone is a technique for applying textures, tints and shades to drawings as an alternative to cross hatching and is traditionally used in manga art. Screentone is not 'instant rub on' like instant lettering. It consists of a self-adhesive acetate sheet (like a sticker); when using the screentone the paper backing is removed and the remaining sheet with the design sticks on the surface. Ideal for papercrafts, artworking and illustration. Letraset sheet size: 25 x 38cm Choose your pattern from the drop down menu and check the corresponding sheet number from the corner of the photo. If there is no photo please contact me. ★ INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS PLEASE CHOOSE THE 'TRACKING' OPTION IF YOU WANT TO TRACE YOUR ITEM, THANK YOU! ★ HOW TO TRANSFER - (I also advise to search online tutorials for application techniques.) 1) Cut the tone larger than you require using a scalpel or knife. 2) Smooth onto artwork and cut around area required. 3) Peel back excess film, this can be returned to the backing sheet and re-used later. 4) Many effects can be achieved by overlaying tones of different types and colours. 5) Place the sheet, printed side down on artwork and burnish down area required. 6) To transfer exact areas, trace an outline on tracing paper and to lay the trace over the sheet, then burnish. 7) Interesting effects can be achieved by overlaying different tones and colours. 8) Unwanted areas and mistakes can be removed using masking tape or a scalpel if the art surface is suitable. Use backing sheet for final burnishing. I have a huge collection of Mecanorma and Letraset transfer letters, numbers, shapes, patterns and screentone! Check regularly for more crafty transfer varieties!
VINTAGE MECANORMA / NORMATONE PATTERN FILM Screentone is a technique for applying textures, tints and shades to drawings as an alternative to cross hatching and is traditionally used in manga art. Screentone is not 'instant rub on' like instant lettering. It consists of a self-adhesive acetate sheet (like a sticker); when using the screentone the paper backing is removed and the remaining sheet with the design sticks on the surface. Ideal for papercrafts, artworking and illustration. Usable area: 19 x 29cm - (Please note photos show a close up of the pattern) Choose pattern from the drop down menu. ★ INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS PLEASE CHOOSE THE 'TRACKING' OPTION IF YOU WANT TO TRACE YOUR ITEM, THANK YOU! ★ HOW TO TRANSFER - (I also advise to search online tutorials for application techniques.) 1) Cut the tone larger than you require using a scalpel or knife. 2) Smooth onto artwork and cut around area required. 3) Peel back excess film, this can be returned to the backing sheet and re-used later. 4) Many effects can be achieved by overlaying tones of different types and colours. 5) Place the sheet, printed side down on artwork and burnish down area required. 6) To transfer exact areas, trace an outline on tracing paper and to lay the trace over the sheet, then burnish. 7) Interesting effects can be achieved by overlaying different tones and colours. 8) Unwanted areas and mistakes can be removed using masking tape or a scalpel if the art surface is suitable. Use backing sheet for final burnishing. I have a huge collection of Chartpak, Mecanorma Letraset transfer letters, numbers, shapes, patterns and screentone. Check regularly for more transfer varieties.
Screentone is a technique for applying textures, tints and shades to drawings as an alternative to cross hatching and is traditionally used in manga art. Screentone is not 'instant rub on' like instant lettering. It consists of a self-adhesive acetate sheet / sticky back plastic; when using the screentone the paper backing is removed and the remaining sheet with the design sticks on the surface. The image is cut to the shape and size needed for the project. Ideal for papercrafts, artworking and illustration. Letraset sheet size: 25 x 38cm. Large Normatone pattern size: 40 x 30cm Small Normatone pattern size: 20 x 30cm Choose your pattern from the drop down menu and check the corresponding sheet number from the corner of the photo. ★ INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS PLEASE CHOOSE THE 'TRACKING' OPTION IF YOU WANT TO TRACE YOUR ITEM, THANK YOU! ★ HOW TO TRANSFER - (I also advise to search online tutorials for application techniques.) 1) Cut the tone larger than you require using a scalpel or knife. 2) Smooth onto artwork and cut around area required. 3) Peel back excess film, this can be returned to the backing sheet and re-used later. 4) Many effects can be achieved by overlaying tones of different types and colours. 5) Place the sheet, printed side down on artwork and burnish down area required. 6) To transfer exact areas, trace an outline on tracing paper and to lay the trace over the sheet, then burnish. 7) Interesting effects can be achieved by overlaying different tones and colours. 8) Unwanted areas and mistakes can be removed using masking tape or a scalpel if the art surface is suitable. Use backing sheet for final burnishing. have a huge collection of transfer letters, numbers, shapes, patterns and screentone. Check regularly for more transfers.
VINTAGE LETRATONE SCREENTONE STICKER ADHESIVE FILM Screentone is a technique for applying textures, tints and shades to drawings as an alternative to cross hatching and is traditionally used in manga art. Screentone is not 'instant rub on ' like instant lettering. It consists of a self-adhesive acetate sheet; when using the letratone the paper backing is removed and the remaining sheet with the design sticks on the Ideal for papercrafts, artworking and illustration. Letraset sheet size: 25 x 38cm Choose your pattern from the drop down menu and check the corresponding sheet number from the corner of the photo. ★ INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS PLEASE CHOOSE THE 'TRACKING' OPTION IF YOU WANT TO TRACE YOUR ITEM, THANK YOU! ★ HOW TO TRANSFER - (I also advise to search online tutorials for application techniques.) 1) Cut the tone larger than you require using a scalpel or knife. 2) Smooth onto artwork and cut around area required. 3) Peel back excess film, this can be returned to the backing sheet and re-used later. 4) Many effects can be achieved by overlaying tones of different types and colours. 5) Place the sheet, printed side down on artwork and burnish down area required. 6) To transfer exact areas, trace an outline on tracing paper and to lay the trace over the sheet, then burnish. 7) Interesting effects can be achieved by overlaying different tones and colours. 8) Unwanted areas and mistakes can be removed using masking tape or a scalpel if the art surface is suitable. Use backing sheet for final burnishing. I have a huge collection of Mecanorma and Letraset transfer letters, numbers, shapes, patterns and screentone! Check regularly for more crafty transfer varieties!
VINTAGE LETRATONE SCREENTONE STICKER ADHESIVE FILM Screentone is a technique for applying textures, tints and shades to drawings as an alternative to cross hatching and is traditionally used in manga art. Screentone is not 'instant rub on ' like instant lettering. It consists of a self-adhesive acetate sheet; when using the letratone the paper backing is removed and the remaining sheet with the design sticks on the Ideal for papercrafts, artworking and illustration. Letraset sheet size: 25 x 38cm (IMAGE SHOWS CLOSE UP) Choose your pattern from the drop down menu and check the corresponding sheet number from the corner of the photo. If there is no photo please contact me. ★ INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS PLEASE CHOOSE THE 'TRACKING' OPTION IF YOU WANT TO TRACE YOUR ITEM, THANK YOU! ★ HOW TO TRANSFER - (I also advise to search online tutorials for application techniques.) 1) Cut the tone larger than you require using a scalpel or knife. 2) Smooth onto artwork and cut around area required. 3) Peel back excess film, this can be returned to the backing sheet and re-used later. 4) Many effects can be achieved by overlaying tones of different types and colours. 5) Place the sheet, printed side down on artwork and burnish down area required. 6) To transfer exact areas, trace an outline on tracing paper and to lay the trace over the sheet, then burnish. 7) Interesting effects can be achieved by overlaying different tones and colours. 8) Unwanted areas and mistakes can be removed using masking tape or a scalpel if the art surface is suitable. Use backing sheet for final burnishing. I have a huge collection of Mecanorma and Letraset transfer letters, numbers, shapes, patterns and screentone! Check regularly for more crafty transfer varieties.
The Manga Screentone Procreate Brushes, a free remix of Lopesco's screen tone brushes for Procreate, offer a unique opportunity to add depth and texture to
VINTAGE LETRATONE SCREENTONE STICKER ADHESIVE FILM Screentone is a technique for applying textures, tints and shades to drawings as an alternative to cross hatching and is traditionally used in manga art. Screentone is not 'instant rub on ' like instant lettering. It consists of a self-adhesive acetate sheet; when using the letratone the paper backing is removed and the remaining sheet with the design sticks on the Ideal for papercrafts, artworking and illustration. Letraset sheet size: 25 x 38cm Choose your pattern from the drop down menu and check the corresponding sheet number from the corner of the photo. ★ INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS PLEASE CHOOSE THE 'TRACKING' OPTION IF YOU WANT TO TRACE YOUR ITEM, THANK YOU! ★ HOW TO TRANSFER - (I also advise to search online tutorials for application techniques.) 1) Cut the tone larger than you require using a scalpel or knife. 2) Smooth onto artwork and cut around area required. 3) Peel back excess film, this can be returned to the backing sheet and re-used later. 4) Many effects can be achieved by overlaying tones of different types and colours. 5) Place the sheet, printed side down on artwork and burnish down area required. 6) To transfer exact areas, trace an outline on tracing paper and to lay the trace over the sheet, then burnish. 7) Interesting effects can be achieved by overlaying different tones and colours. 8) Unwanted areas and mistakes can be removed using masking tape or a scalpel if the art surface is suitable. Use backing sheet for final burnishing. I have a huge collection of Mecanorma and Letraset transfer letters, numbers, shapes, patterns and screentone! Check regularly for more crafty transfer varieties!
VINTAGE MECANORMA / NORMATONE PATTERN FILM. Still usable. Screentone is a technique for applying textures, tints and shades to drawings as an alternative to cross hatching and is traditionally used in manga art. Screentone is not 'instant rub on' like instant lettering. It consists of a self-adhesive acetate sheet (like a sticker); when using the screentone the paper backing is removed and the remaining sheet with the design sticks on the surface. Ideal for papercrafts, artworking and illustration. Usable area size approx: 39 x 29cm / photos show a close up of the pattern. Choose your attern from the drop down menu and check the corresponding sheet number from the photo of the sheet. HoW TO TRaNSFeR:- 1) Cut the tone larger than you require using a scalpel or knife. 2) Smooth onto artwork and cut around area required. 3) Peel back excess film, this can be returned to the backing sheet and re-used later. 4) Many effects can be achieved by overlaying tones of different types and colours. 5) Place the sheet, printed side down on artwork and burnish down area required. 6) To transfer exact areas, trace an outline on tracing paper and to lay the trace over the sheet, then burnish. 7) Interesting effects can be achieved by overlaying different tones and colours. 8) Unwanted areas and mistakes can be removed using masking tape or a scalpel if the art surface is suitable. Use backing sheet for final burnishing. Check regularly for more transfer and adhesive screentone varieties.
VINTAGE CHARTPAK PATTERN FILM Screentone is a technique for applying textures, tints and shades to drawings as an alternative to cross hatching and is traditionally used in manga art. Screentone is not 'instant rub on' like instant lettering. It consists of a self-adhesive acetate sheet / sticky back plastic; when using the screentone the paper backing is removed and the remaining sheet with the design sticks on the surface. The image is cut to the shape and size needed for the project. Ideal for papercrafts, artworking and illustration. Usable size: 22.6 x 33cm - some photos show a close up of the pattern Choose pattern / cat. number from the drop down menu - catalogue numbers are located on the photo. ★ INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS PLEASE CHOOSE THE 'TRACKING' OPTION IF YOU WANT TO TRACE YOUR ITEM, THANK YOU! ★ HOW TO TRANSFER - (I also advise to search online tutorials for application techniques.) 1) Cut the tone larger than you require using a scalpel or knife. 2) Smooth onto artwork and cut around area required. 3) Peel back excess film, this can be returned to the backing sheet and re-used later. 4) Many effects can be achieved by overlaying tones of different types and colours. 5) Place the sheet, printed side down on artwork and burnish down area required. 6) To transfer exact areas, trace an outline on tracing paper and to lay the trace over the sheet, then burnish. 7) Interesting effects can be achieved by overlaying different tones and colours. 8) Unwanted areas and mistakes can be removed using masking tape or a scalpel if the art surface is suitable. Use backing sheet for final burnishing. I have a huge collection of Chartpak, Mecanorma Letraset transfer letters, numbers, shapes, patterns and screentone! Check regularly for more crafty transfer varieties!
