Instructions for Enamelling Real enamel - 780 °C to 850 °C - in an enamelling kiln The workplace The main priority for successfully achieving good enamelling is absolute cleanliness, as soiled enamel inevitably leads to faulty firing. It is advisable to place several sheets of paper on the surface on which the decoration work is to be carried out, so that any remaining enamel can then be poured back into the sprinkling container again. Although all EFCO kilns are well insulated, a considerable amount of heat arises in the area around the kiln. It is therefore advisable to place the appliance on a heat resistant surface. For this purpose you can use a firing rest, which should also always be placed in front of the kiln, and on which the hot copper pieces can be placed to cool down after firing. As a matter of course, tools should also be clean. Place them so that they are always wit- hin your reach. The workplace is essentially not the place for articles of food. The processing instructions for the different types of enamel must be followed exactly. Preparing the metal For the purposes of enamelling, the surface of the metal must be clean and free of any grease, so that the enamel can adhere well to the copper. Any soiling is rubbed away with a carborundum file or an abrasive block. Decorative work Decorative enamelling can be carried out using very many techniques. Here we want to give you an overview with some ideas and good tips. You can find further detailed instruc- tions in the well known specialised books. Naturally you can apply any sort of enamels randomly to all sorts of shapes and then fire them, whereby attractive patterns often result. However, it is recommended to make a rough design before- hand and to determine the technique to be used, so that the area of the pattern and the colours used are well suited to the metal shape. The sprinkling techniques Powdered enamel is sprinkled as evenly as possible onto the piece to be enamelled directly from the sprinkling container, with a sieve tube for smaller pieces and with the sprinkling sieve for larger shapes, so that the layer of powder is appro- ximately as thick as the copper. The surface must be cove- red so that no metal shines through, because if the covering is too thin, black spots appear during the firing due to sca- ling. If the enamel coating is too thick, it can chip off easily or it contracts considerably during firing, so that it curls up at the edges in places, which then have to be treated with the carborundum file and then patched up by re enamelling. Convex or concave shapes Dry enamel slides towards the middle of blanks with vertical sides. In order to prevent this, before sprinkling, we use a paintbrush to apply a thin, even layer of glue solution onto the workpiece, paying particular attention to the edges and strongly curved surfaces. When decorating, it should be ensured that the sprinkling is continuously carried out from the edge inwards, to guarantee that the coating is even. Strongly curved vessels are held in the hand at a slanting angle, so that the enamel falls as vertically as possible onto the surface. Shapes with very steep sides should be sprin- kled with somewhat more powder at the edges, taking care not to use too much powder thus causing the enamel to flow off when melting. During decorating work, the workpiece is turned slowly until a complete coating of enamel has been achieved. The bottom or centre is sprinkled as a final step. Before firing, the applied glue solution must of course be fully dry, otherwise the fast evaporating liquid would cause bubbling in the enamel. Burn-through technique Each enamel has different melting characteristics. We divide them into five groups ranging from soft to very hard; that means: soft enamels melt more quickly than hard ones. We can make use of these disparities when creating decora- tions. We sprinkle on a soft enamel as a base and a hard one on top of it. During firing, the hard enamel sinks into the soft enamel, so that after cooling down an unusual speckled decorative surface results. To achieve this burn through effect, we have to work with high temperatures in the muffle. Firing effects Through excessive temperatures and longer firing colour changes occur in many opaque enamels, which lead to inter- esting decorative effects. The colours silver grey, lime green, dark turquoise, lilac-pink become opalescent, i.e. semi-opa- que. The colours lemon yellow, ivory, leaf green and white acquire a darker edge when fired sharply. Red acquires black speckles with this firing method, which is often a charming desired effect. Glue solution technique Glue solution is not only used as an adhesive, but it can also be used to create decorations. First of all an enamel base is fired, and after cooling, the desired decoration is painted onto the enamel layer with a paintbrush and glue solution. Now the contrast enamel is sprinkled onto the object and then knocked off again. After drying, the decoration is melted on. Foil technique The EFCO foils are pure gold and silver, which have been bea- ten by hand to become wafer thin and are produced especi- ally for artistic enamel work. For this reason, this valuable material should be handled with particular care. Once again the workpiece is fired with an enamel base. Then with fine scissors or a razor blade – if possible after making a rough design – we cut shapes out of the foil, which should be laid between thin tissue paper for this purpose. Now we apply glue solution to the cooled enamel layer and carefully arran- ge the pieces of cut foil on it as desired, using tweezers or a paint brush. All larger pieces are perforated with a needle, so that the air trapped underneath can escape during firing. As soon as the glue solution is dry, the decoration is melted on briefly, so that the precious metal binds with the enamel base. The work can be left as it is, however the surface is rather vulnerable to touch. It is more practical and in a certain way more effective, if in addition a transparent enamel is now sprinkled over the foil inlay and subsequently fired. Due to the gold or silver underneath, the decoration appears parti- cularly shiny. The crinkling of the foils, which occurs during this process, enhances the brilliance. Wiping technique Different coloured enamels are sprinkled onto an enamelled base next to one another. By simply stroking over these with a dry paintbrush, the colours can be wiped into one another, so that charming motifs, half burn-through technique, half tone in tone, are created. The enamel layer can also be sprin- kled with just one different colour. The contours are then wiped away with a paintbrush and very fine colour transitions are achieved. With a dampened brush you can dab out spot- ted patterns in the sprinkled area.
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Instructions for EnamellingReal enamel - 780 °C to 850 °C - in an enamelling kiln
The workplace The main priority for successfully achieving good enamellingis absolute cleanliness, as soiled enamel inevitably leads tofaulty firing. It is advisable to place several sheets of paperon the surface on which the decoration work is to be carriedout, so that any remaining enamel can then be poured backinto the sprinkling container again. Although all EFCO kilnsare well insulated, a considerable amount of heat arises inthe area around the kiln. It is therefore advisable to place theappliance on a heat resistant surface. For this purpose youcan use a firing rest, which should also always be placed infront of the kiln, and on which the hot copper pieces can beplaced to cool down after firing. As a matter of course, toolsshould also be clean. Place them so that they are always wit-hin your reach. The workplace is essentially not the place forarticles of food. The processing instructions for the differenttypes of enamel must be followed exactly.
Preparing the metalFor the purposes of enamelling, the surface of the metalmust be clean and free of any grease, so that the enamel canadhere well to the copper. Any soiling is rubbed away with acarborundum file or an abrasive block.
Decorative workDecorative enamelling can be carried out using very manytechniques. Here we want to give you an overview with someideas and good tips. You can find further detailed instruc-tions in the well known specialised books. Naturally you canapply any sort of enamels randomly to all sorts of shapesand then fire them, whereby attractive patterns often result.However, it is recommended to make a rough design before-hand and to determine the technique to be used, so that thearea of the pattern and the colours used are well suited tothe metal shape.
The sprinkling techniques Powdered enamel is sprinkled as evenly as possible onto thepiece to be enamelled directly from the sprinkling container,with a sieve tube for smaller pieces and with the sprinklingsieve for larger shapes, so that the layer of powder is appro-ximately as thick as the copper. The surface must be cove-red so that no metal shines through, because if the coveringis too thin, black spots appear during the firing due to sca-ling. If the enamel coating is too thick, it can chip off easilyor it contracts considerably during firing, so that it curls up atthe edges in places, which then have to be treated with thecarborundum file and then patched up by re enamelling.
Convex or concave shapes Dry enamel slides towards the middle of blanks with verticalsides. In order to prevent this, before sprinkling, we use apaintbrush to apply a thin, even layer of glue solution ontothe workpiece, paying particular attention to the edges andstrongly curved surfaces. When decorating, it should beensured that the sprinkling is continuously carried out fromthe edge inwards, to guarantee that the coating is even.Strongly curved vessels are held in the hand at a slantingangle, so that the enamel falls as vertically as possible ontothe surface. Shapes with very steep sides should be sprin-kled with somewhat more powder at the edges, taking carenot to use too much powder thus causing the enamel to flowoff when melting. During decorating work, the workpiece isturned slowly until a complete coating of enamel has beenachieved. The bottom or centre is sprinkled as a final step.Before firing, the applied glue solution must of course befully dry, otherwise the fast evaporating liquid would cause
bubbling in the enamel.
Burn-through technique Each enamel has different melting characteristics. We dividethem into five groups ranging from soft to very hard; thatmeans: soft enamels melt more quickly than hard ones. Wecan make use of these disparities when creating decora-tions. We sprinkle on a soft enamel as a base and a hardone on top of it. During firing, the hard enamel sinks into thesoft enamel, so that after cooling down an unusual speckleddecorative surface results. To achieve this burn througheffect, we have to work with high temperatures in the muffle.
Firing effects Through excessive temperatures and longer firing colourchanges occur in many opaque enamels, which lead to inter-esting decorative effects. The colours silver grey, lime green,dark turquoise, lilac-pink become opalescent, i.e. semi-opa-que. The colours lemon yellow, ivory, leaf green and whiteacquire a darker edge when fired sharply. Red acquires blackspeckles with this firing method, which is often a charmingdesired effect.
Glue solution technique Glue solution is not only used as an adhesive, but it can alsobe used to create decorations. First of all an enamel base isfired, and after cooling, the desired decoration is paintedonto the enamel layer with a paintbrush and glue solution.Now the contrast enamel is sprinkled onto the object andthen knocked off again. After drying, the decoration is meltedon.
Foil technique The EFCO foils are pure gold and silver, which have been bea-ten by hand to become wafer thin and are produced especi-ally for artistic enamel work. For this reason, this valuablematerial should be handled with particular care. Once againthe workpiece is fired with an enamel base. Then with finescissors or a razor blade – if possible after making a roughdesign – we cut shapes out of the foil, which should be laidbetween thin tissue paper for this purpose. Now we applyglue solution to the cooled enamel layer and carefully arran-ge the pieces of cut foil on it as desired, using tweezers or apaint brush. All larger pieces are perforated with a needle, sothat the air trapped underneath can escape during firing. Assoon as the glue solution is dry, the decoration is melted onbriefly, so that the precious metal binds with the enamelbase. The work can be left as it is, however the surface is rathervulnerable to touch. It is more practical and in a certain waymore effective, if in addition a transparent enamel is nowsprinkled over the foil inlay and subsequently fired. Due tothe gold or silver underneath, the decoration appears parti-cularly shiny. The crinkling of the foils, which occurs duringthis process, enhances the brilliance.
Wiping technique Different coloured enamels are sprinkled onto an enamelledbase next to one another. By simply stroking over these witha dry paintbrush, the colours can be wiped into one another,so that charming motifs, half burn-through technique, halftone in tone, are created. The enamel layer can also be sprin-kled with just one different colour. The contours are thenwiped away with a paintbrush and very fine colour transitionsare achieved. With a dampened brush you can dab out spot-ted patterns in the sprinkled area.
Instructions for EnamellingReal enamel - 780 °C to 850 °C - in an enamelling kiln
Pencil drawing With a soft pencil, black and white drawings can be carriedout on a light coloured enamel base. A light enamel base isfired first of all, and after cooling this is roughened with a car-borundum file. Now the graphite can adhere and the drawingcan be started. Afterwards the finished workpiece becomessmooth in the kiln and the graphite is melted very briefly.
Stirring techniqueThe cleaned metal surface is sprinkled with a base layer ofenamel. Then, with tweezers, we position different colouredenamel chips on top and place the workpiece in the kiln. Assoon as the chips start to melt, we place the tip of a drawingrod in the muffle until it becomes red hot. Then, in the kiln,we stir with it through the enamel surface which in the mean-time has melted through. This work must be carried out rela-tively quickly, so that the melted enamel does not burn toolong. However, this is a very simple technique and exceptio-nally effective. Instead of chip enamel we can also use gra-nular and thread enamel or enamel powder, which has beenapplied in little heaps with the tip of a knife. Random or spe-cially designed decorations can be achieved as desired andas arranged.
Sgraffito techniqueA base coating of enamel is fired and then enamel of a dif-ferent colour is sprinkled onto it thinly. Taking the other endof a paint brush or a stylus, we now scratch a pattern of linesout of the sprinkled area and then fire the decoration. Howe-ver, the lines must not be too thin, as the enamel coveringcan easily run together during firing. Individual decorativeeffects can also be achieved by using a thin eraser for thesgraffito technique. In this way the enamel is heaped up atthe edges of the lines, so that a slight relief effect is produ-ced.
Wet applicationEnamel is not only sprinkled on in a dry form, but with apaintbrush or a spatula it can also be applied as a soft mix-ture directly onto the copper. For this purpose, the enamel isstirred to a mixture (preferably with distilled water) which isstill just fluid, and to which a certain amount of glue solutionhas been added for shapes with vertical sides. The powderswells up in liquid, so that wet enamel should be applied rat-her more thickly. After application it is advisable to shake theprepared piece by cautiously knocking on the work surface.In this way, the wet enamel is distributed evenly over the sur-face. Any water, which rises to the surface, can be soaked upeasily with a cloth or absorbent paper. When working with wetenamel, it should always be ensured that the fluid has eva-porated from the enamel before firing. To do this, the work-piece is placed near the kiln. If you are in a hurry, it can alsobe held briefly in the hot kiln several times, until the fluid hasevaporated. However, if the moisture dries too quickly, bub-bles form in the enamel and these turn black during firing.
Relief technique On an already enamelled surface, a thick mixture of enamel,to which a certain amount of glue has been added, is appliedto three-dimensional ornaments, such as spirals, stars etc.and then corrected with a hook knife. After drying, a short hotfiring should follow, so that the relief effect remains on thelayer. If the decoration sinks down too much, a new relief isapplied. For this work we recommend using hard enamels ona medium soft base.
Swinging techniqueWe apply our enamel mixture in little heaps next to one anot-her over the whole object. Now we swing the workpiecearound in circles with the hand, so that the enamel forms spi-rals in the opposite direction to the swinging. Places, wherethe metal still shines through, or edges, which are not cove-red by the enamel, are coated with wet enamel afterwards.Dry before firing. This technique is not only used with roundconcave dishes, but is also suitable for all other geometricshapes.Fluid glazing effects can also be achieved with wet applica-tions and the swinging technique on pre-enamelled, onecoloured flat copper pieces, since all swinging decorationscan be further developed with a thick, well moistened paint-brush. However, it is advisable to swing the workpiece againlightly as a final step, in order to soften undesired hardcolour transitions.
Runny glazing Dishes with vertical sides are enamelled with a base coat.After cooling, a thick enamel mixture of a different colourmade only with glue solution is applied with a spatula atshort intervals to the edges of the workpiece. During thefiring process, the thickly applied enamel runs down thesteep sides. With a little practice, the enamel mixture can beapplied directly onto the powdered, unfired enamel so thatonly one firing is necessary. However, everything must be drybeforehand!
Firing temperatures The firing temperatures for decorative enamel range between800 °C and 900 °C, whereby the muffle becomes red hot.The melting time is about 2 to 3 minutes, depending on thesize of the object. You can interrupt the firing process at anytime and repeat it as often as you wish.
We wish you every success with professional enamellingtechniques!
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Nabbi® - Ironing paper 33Nabbi® - Melting beads ~Ø 5 x 5 mm 30, 31Nabbi® - Melting beads ~Ø 5 x 5 mm - Motiv Set 32Nabbi® - Melting beads ~Ø 5 x 5 mm -Set 31Nabbi® - Pegboard 33Nabbi® Beads Set 32Nabbi® Jumbo Beads 34Nabbi® Jumbo Beads Set 34Nabbi® Jumbo pegboard set 34Nabbi® Maxi Beads - Melting beads ~Ø 10 x 10 mm 34Nabbi® Maxi Beads ~Ø 10 x 10 mm - Melting beads Set 34Nabbi® Maxi Beads ~Ø 10 x 10 mm - Pegboard 34Nabbi® pegboard set 33Nabbi® Super Set 29Napkin - 3 plies 369, 371Necklace part for modeling material 440Necklace part for mosaix 441Necklace part mechanism 456Needle 162Needle for felting metall 156Night-light holder 190, 247Night-light holder glass 402Notebook 210Number 180Number wood 400Nylon thread 36, 459Nylon tulle ribbon 365
Pad for felting 156Pad of cardboard 114Pad of tinted paper 115Paint foils 60, 627, 642Paint mixing cup 602Paint mixing set 601Paint palette 601Paint roller 546
Paintbrush 600, 608-612Paintbrush Liner Toray 599Paintbrush set 599Paintbrush synthetic 598Paintbrush washing container 602Painting nozzle 604Painting turntable 602Paper cord with wire 364Paper cutter with lever 301Paper Frog - Bascetta star paper DUO 136Paper Frog - Elephant-skin Paper 137Paper Frog - Fröbel Star Stripes 142Paper Frog - Glossy paper 136Paper Frog - Kraft kit with instructions 132, 134, 138, 141, 143, 144Paper Frog - Lamps paper for book 27 000 70 133Paper Frog - Shiramine Washi paper 134Paper Frog - Strass paper 135Paper Frog - Table Light Mix 134Paper Frog - Transparentpaper 130, 132Paper Frog - Waterproof Paper 135Paper Stripes 113Papermaché 527PappArt 204, 212PappArt 2D-Elements 185, 195PappArt 3D-Elements 203PappArt Acorn 189PappArt Angel silhouette 192PappArt Birdhouse 187PappArt Box 197, 224, 225PappArt Box book 209PappArt Box button 225PappArt Box cottage 213PappArt Box display 181, 198, 221PappArt Box flat 186, 198, 222PappArt Box for napkin 221PappArt Box hexagon 216PappArt Box Jumbo Set 221PappArt Box mini hexagonal 219PappArt Box mini round 218PappArt Box mini square 217PappArt Box Mosaix 14
PappArt Box Oval 215, 219PappArt Box rectangular 215PappArt Box round 214, 218PappArt Box rowboat 184PappArt Box sewing box 225PappArt Box Smile 213PappArt Box square 214, 217PappArt Box square curved 217PappArt Bust cardboard 206PappArt Candleholder 190, 191PappArt Casket 224PappArt Cat silhouette Kitty 199PappArt Chest 223PappArt Christmas tree silhouette standing 192PappArt Cock silhouette 185PappArt Container 197PappArt Containers 218PappArt dish 184, 186, 188, 197, 212, 221PappArt Dish / Frame 212PappArt dish rectangular 197PappArt dish square 197PappArt Door nameplate 196, 205PappArt Egg Basket with handle 187PappArt Fawn silhouette 192PappArt Figurine 185, 188, 195, 196, 199-202PappArt Figurine container 197PappArt Figurine saving box 227, 228PappArt Fir tree Frame 198PappArt Fish silhouette 184PappArt Folding bag 204PappArt Frame 207, 212PappArt Frame bowl rectangular 224PappArt Handbag 209PappArt Heartbox 216, 220PappArt Heartbox mini 219PappArt Hen silhouette 185PappArt Letter 180, 181PappArt Letters Times 182PappArt logo 205PappArt Mini gift boxes 198, 220PappArt Nightlight holder 190PappArt Night-light holder 190PappArt Number 181PappArt Number Times 182
PappArt Ovalset 215, 219PappArt Owl silhouette standing 188PappArt Pendant 183, 189, 193PappArt Pendant for Christmas bauble 193PappArt Pendant for plastic ball 187PappArt Pendant for plastic egg 187PappArt Pendant for plastic heart 187PappArt Picture frame 208PappArt Rabbit silhouette 185PappArt Ring for napkins 194PappArt Rocking star silhouette 192PappArt sailboat 184PappArt saving box 228PappArt Seagull silhouette 184PappArt Set box rectangular 215, 218PappArt set boxes 180PappArt Set boxes star 198PappArt Set Hearts 216, 219PappArt Set hexagonal 216, 219PappArt Set round 214, 218PappArt Set square 214, 217PappArt Set staple boxes 224PappArt Set suitcase 224PappArt Sign 180PappArt Sign Times 182PappArt Sliding box 213PappArt Snowman silhouette 192PappArt Square dish curved 217PappArt Star 194PappArt Star Frame 198PappArt Star-dish 220PappArt Sweets 203PappArt Treasure chest 222, 223PappArt Wall plate 206PappArt Zapfen Cone 189Paracord 15, 20, 21Paracord needle 20Paracord Starter kit, 2 mm 17Paracord Starter kit, 4 mm 18Paracord World cup kit 18Paraffin wax pastilles - 100% Paraffin 267Patina liquid 583Peacock feather 76Pearl caps 436Pearl spray 397Pearl star craft set 88Pendant flower for mosaix 440Pendant for modelling material 439Pennant garland 184Photo album 210, 211Photo corners 309, 310Photo Pearls® - Adhesive foil 29Photo Pearls® - Pegboard 29Photo Pearls® ~Ø 5 x 5 mm - Starter Kit 29Photo Pearls® Bead by number 28, 29Picture frame 248Picture hooks 57Pigment ink embossing 324Pigment ink pad - VersaColor - 323Pigment ink StazOn 320Pinch-type cap 454Pins 51Pins for straw flowers 61Pins with eyelet 455Pins with eyelet / Headpins 455Pipe cleaners 53Plaid® - Fashion Fabric Glitter 662Plaid® - Fashion Fabric Metallic 662Plaid® - Fashion Fabric Neon 662Plaid® - Fashion Fabric Pearl 662Plaid® - Fashion Fabric Shiny 662Plaid® - Fashion Fabric Sparkle 662Plaid® - FolkArt Artist Pigments 654Plaid® - FolkArt colours 652, 653, 654Plaid® - FolkArt display 656Plaid® - FolkArt Enamel - Paint for ceramics 666
Plaid® - FolkArt Fabric Paint metallic 663Plaid® - FolkArt Fabric Paint opaque 663Plaid® - FolkArt Mediums 654, 655, 656Plaid® - FolkArt varnish 653, 655Plaid® - Gallery Glass Mediums 665Plaid® - Gallery Glass Window Color 664, 665Plaid® - Mod Podge 656, 658-661Plaid® - Paper Mod Podge 658Plaid® - Picture This 656Plaid® - Royal Coat Decoupage 656Plain wood sticks 246Plastic ball 40Plastic ball seperable 35Plastic board 577Plastic box 426, 507Plastic container 40Plastic drops, separable 39Plastic egg seperable 37Plastic eggs 37, 40Plastic form 39Plastic form, separable 38, 39Plastic hanger 39Plastic heart 40Plastic heart seperable 38Plastic madallion 41Plastic medallion, separable 39Plastic pipette 602Plastic shapes, separable 38Plasticene modelling clay 526Plastic-items, separable 41Plastiform 527Pliers 80, 458, 584Pliers and scissors 585Plywood 543Plywood container 229Point of syringe 595Polishing cloth 645Polishing paste/Wet emery paper 535Polystyrene ball 42Polystyrene container 49Polystyrene eggs 43Polystyrene forms 43, 48Polystyrene frame 49Polystyrene half rings 42Polystyrene ring 42Pompons for trimmings 52Porcelain 607Porcelain transfer medium 649Poster 155, 634Poster eyes 57Pot terra cotta 408Potter‘s wheel 525Powder enamel 521Pricking needle 304Prickle felt 304Protection glasses 14Protective tube set 77, 584Protective varnish / Application milk 645Protective varnish for metal 580Punch 277, 279, 280, 282-284, 286, 287, 291, 294, 524Punch revolver 585Punch Set 289Punch XS 287Puncheon 573, 588Pyrography tool 547
Springring 447Staedtler® Pigment Liner 572Stainless steel brush 591Stamp 321Stamp cleaner StazOn 320Stamp Clear 347, 349, 352, 354Stamp mat 325Stamping parts carton 120Stand for backing enamel 511Star flower 397Star wood 400StazOn Set 320Steamer 545Steamer Paper 545Steamer tube (card) 545Stearin fine grain - 100% Stearin 267Stencil pad 325Stencil-Fix 613Stencilling paintbrush 599Stencils A4 619-625Stencils A5 613-618Stencils Basic assortment 611, 612Stencils for Efcolor 478, 683-686Stoneplast 526Stopper for beads 88Strass stones 435Strass stones set hot fix 94Strass-gluestones acrylic 376Straw hat 407Straw star and additional items 90Straw star craft set 91Straw tissue paper 118Straw tissue paper, rolled, 25g/m² 118Straw wreath 407Straws 90Stuffing cotton wool 58, 157Stuffing fiber 58, 157Stuffing wool 58, 157Sunshine table display 627Sunshine Windowcolor 627
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Sunshine Windowcolor contour 627Sunshine Windowcolor glitter 627Support for ring stick 589Swarovski facet beads 418Swarovski strass flat-stones 419
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Table display Reliefpaste light 629Table runner jute 362Tacky Spezial double tape 297Talcum powder 534Tealight LED 52Tension spring with loop 56TEX GLITTER Marker 550TEX Marker 550, 551TEX OPAK Marker 550, 551Tex-Fix glue for jewellery stones 648Textile paintbrush nylon 599Texture mats 96-101Thermal hand cutter 49Thin cord 365, 368Thread enamel 510Three point pins for silk 174Tie silk 173Tie thread 20Tinted cardboard 114, 119Tinted paper 115Tjanting 268Toggle fastener 457Tool bag with Art Clay Logo 589Tool set 473Tools 303, 304, 305Tools for Efcolor jewellery set 471, 472Top hat 392Transfer Foil 251Transfer Paper 93Transparent craft glue 647Transparentpaper 116Tweezer 305
Instructions:1. Iron the fabric bag (already washed once) and put all 3 pa-pers inside.
2. First, dab the paint on the stamp using the sponge. Now print directly onto the bag. Repeat until the bag is completely covered. Create a painted border by brushing lightly with the brush tip from the outside inwards.
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Quick Start Guide:1. First, mark the mobile phone case and closing tab
on the leather and cut out with scissors.
2. Apply a thin line of adhesive (approx. 4mm wide) down the long sides of the cork leather. Leave it until it is touch dry and then squeeze the edges together and secure the with clothes pegs for at least 2 minu-tes. Leave the short side open for the insertion of the device
3. Glue the flap centrally on one side of the phone case. Cut about 2 cm of Velcro. Stick the fluffy part at the end of the tab and the corresponding Velcro part on the phone case at the appropriate place. Done!
TIP: The phone case can also be sewn with a jeans needle and thread. First sew the Velcro on the flap and then the flap and corresponding Velcro to the pocket with a zigzag stitch. Then sew the long sides together with a zigzag stitch.
