The Botanist IOD Transfer 12"x16" Pad (4 Sheets)
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Botanist's Journal IOD Transfer 12x16 Pad™
IOD Transfers are a little delicate, need a little extra care, but are so worth it. With a little instruction, they are easy to use and add instant style to your projects. Make sure to check out our new White Transfers for a beautiful design on your deeper richer colors!
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Why You’ll Love It
The coordinated botanical illustrations, flowers, handwriting, journal pages, labels, and leaves can be used whole, cut apart, layered, or divided across multiple projects for furniture, small décor, signs, journals, and mixed-media work.
More Info
The Botanist IOD Transfer 12"x16" Pad (4 Sheets) is a pressure-sensitive rub-on décor transfer by Iron Orchid Designs. The printed artwork releases from its carrier sheet through firm burnishing onto a properly prepared surface.
Size
4-page 12 × 16 inches transfer pad.
How to Use
Start with a clean, dry, matte, fully cured surface with no sanding dust. For best adhesion, seal painted or porous surfaces with a quality water-based matte polyurethane and allow it to dry thoroughly. Keep the transfer on its backing until placement is confirmed. Cut out the desired element if needed, remove the backing, secure with low-tack tape, and burnish firmly with the included tool. Lift the carrier slowly; if any detail remains, lower it and burnish that area again.
How to Care For
Keep unused sheets on their backing, clean and flat, away from humidity and extreme temperatures. Once applied, smooth every edge with a clean, dry hand and protect the finished project with a compatible water-based sealer or a chalk-paint wax that contains no harsh solvents.
About the Design
The Botanist IOD Transfer 12"x16" Pad (4 Sheets) by Iron Orchid Designs features botanical illustrations, flowers, handwriting, journal pages, labels, leaves, natural history, and vintage ephemera in printed artwork. The pad format allows individual elements to be cut apart, layered, or arranged into horizontal and vertical compositions as the artwork allows.