Thank you so much for watching, Artie!

Thank you so much, Vickie! Isn't just so amazing what we can create with so little?!? Have a beautiful day, my friend!

Thank you so much, Mari! I love sharing new techniques with all my fellow crafters!

Thank you so much, Sherry, for watching! Hugs

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much! I so truly appreciate it!

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!

Thank you so much, April!

Thank you so much, Kelly!

Thank you so much! I really appreciate you watching it!

Thank you, my friend! It is always awesome to hear from you!

Me too, Cathy! Can you imagine what we can create with it?!

@@joannascorner4478 I thought that as well. One question though. Why just Lazerjet and not inkjet? What's the difference?

Good question! Ink jet didn't work for me and when I watched others do it I realized that they were using laser jet . When I tried it, it worked like a miracle! But let me know if the ink jet worked for you. I almost think that is trial and error. I watched people doing image transfer with the nail polish and it looked amazing but I simply couldn't get it done. Let me know if ink jet worked for you.

@@joannascorner4478 I don't have LaserJet so I might try the inkjet, but since you tried it and it didn't work, I won't be have too high of hopes of it working. But like you said, trial and error.

Thank you so much, Gaby! You are just so sweet! I really do appreciate your constant feedback. Have a beautiful day, my friend!

@@joannascorner4478 you are so welcome Joanna. I always look forward to your videos. I tried a transfer before myself and it didn’t work. Now, because of your video I know what the issue is ... I have ink jet printer and not a laser printer 🤣 Have a great day also my sweet friend 🌞

I'm so glad I solved the mystery!

Thank you so much, Sue. I printed my images on Laser Jet printer. It has to be laser jet, not inkjet. It is kind of nice because you can totally personalize your pendants with photos of places or family members. Have a beautiful day!

I’d like to ask how you finish the back of your pendants ? And also if you can show us later on just a suggestion of how to keep light colour clay and white ones from catching dust or how to get rid of that if happened ? Thank you 💐

Thank you so much Dina!

White clay is so difficult to work with for me! That's the precise reason why you don't see me make a lot of white pendants. I use it all the time for alcohol ink but not that much by itself. The black and white pendant that I just made took so much cleaning on my part. I made sure that the surface was super clean and washed my hands between handling different pieces of clay. Its amazing how your hands get dirty handling other colors and if even a tiny bit is on your hand,yeap, you got it, it will be on your white clay. So keeping super clean work space is so important. I will be making another white pendant soon and I will absolutely mention it. When it comes to dust, once it's in, it's in. I don't keep my clay uncovered unless I work with it. I keep it in little plastic containers or in a plastic bag . I even sometimes cover it with clear wrap if I will be leaving a project on the side for few hours. So , did I mention that white clay is difficult to keep clean? Let's see if someone else chimes in with some good ideas.

@@joannascorner4478 thank you so much Joanna for taking time to explain clearly for me highly appreciated your care 💐💐💐💐

Of course, Dina! I'm so happy to answer any questions that I may have answers to! Ha,ha! Hope to hear from you soon!

I'm so glad that it worked for you with the nail polish remover! I have seen it work for others but I could not get it to work for anything! I wonder if it depends what brand of clay you are using? The gel pen is just something that I picked up at Micheals. I will see if I can find a link for it! Thank you so much for watching!! Glad you enjoyed the project!

@@joannascorner4478 Thank you 😀

Thank you so much,Olga! I used just a regular copy paper. It seems that the laser jet printer is a magic here. Let me know if it works for you!

Thank you so much, Kerrie! I assumed that nail polish and acetone would work the same but they don't. I will absolutely try acetone! Thank you so much for the suggestion!

Regular copy paper will do!! Let me know how it comes out. Hugs

Hi Lynn! The image has to be printed on laserjet.

I absolutely agree because I have seen people use nail polish remover doing this technique and it works fine.

Yes, it would be! Completely agree with that. Thank you so much, Carole, for watching!

This is regular copy paper. You need to print to it on laser jet printer. Ink jet printer will not let you do the image trader. Have fun with it, Diana!

I don't think my printer is the correct one.

Thank you so much, Lucinda! Yes, the only problem with this project is that it will not work without laser printer

Yes, it sure looks like it!

Oh, that would have been a silly mistake on my part but I have done plenty of those! Thank you for the suggestion! Have a wonderful day my friend!

I love, love,love your projects Ludmila! I used water to do the transfer as the nail polish remover didn't work. I also colored with the copics after it was baked to get a more defined image. I have seen a lot of people doing different transfers, sorry if mine looks similar to yours. I didn't mean to offend you and will go back and watch your project again. If it does look the same, I will absolutely mention you in my description.