BRILLIANT! Another hit out of the ballpark, Patricia! You are well on the way to becoming one of my gurus for polymer clay! So creative and original!

I originally viewed this video a few years ago. I have enjoyed using your technique many times. I always mail my Christmas cards the weekend before Thanksgiving. Since discovering this video I include a bookmark/ornament with each card. Last year an envelope was torn in transit, the bookmark/ornament did not reach it's destination. My friend called and casually mentioned she would appreciate a replacement! (I use a metallic marker to add the year to each one, she said she 'wanted to maintain a full set'.) Patricia, you inspired a tradition I plan to continue for as long as I possibly can and I thank you for that.

I know this is an older tutorial, but from my decoupage experience with separating napkins, slightly moisten your thumb and index finger and then just pinch the napkin between your moistened thumb and index finger by simply closing your fingers together and when you pul your fingers apart, the napkin layers will stick to your fingers thus separating the layers!

Thanks,Patricia, I will try this again. I just love this. Thank you so much for getting back so soon.

I just am astounded with all the different products you can work into your designs... love these!!!

I just LOVE this idea. . I feel like I'm absolutely gushing 😍😍😍💞💕 The napkin you chose is beyond gorgeous I can't wait to try. Thank you for the inspiration

These are gorgeous! I have to say I love both the more saturated ones with marker colored as well as the lighter transfers. They are very shabby chic looking with the watercolor look I think it works wonderfully both ways. Thank you for sharing!

These are just beautiful! I never have seen clay that is bendable after being baked. Thanks for sharing

Really love your style Patricia. Thank you for helping us.

This is one of the most beautiful things I've seen!! Great art!!

Thank you for such an informative tutorial. Love your calm demeanor, makes me feel that I could do i!

I've been saving decorative napkins for years, now I need some energy! thanks Patricia!

Thank you so much for sharing.. Such a great idea. I can't wait to try it. My mind is spinning with ideas on how to use this technique. You are so inspiring.

Omg! How fun! I am ready now to go and get a pasta machine roller and Premo and napkins, lol! Such inspiration! Thank you again Patricia for your generosity in sharing your techniques ☺️

I love this technique, it is so easy to do. I got my flower napkins at Tuesday Morning’s. They had a big selection of decorative napkins. Thank You for sharing your wonderful talent and video to all of us.

Absolutely beautiful! So creative....who would have thought?!?! I loved this tutorial. Thank you for sharing. 🤗

Thank you very much for this video Patricia, fantastic idea, I will be definitely shopping for some napkins very soon.

These are so cool! I love experimenting with transfers onto polymer clay, but I never considered using patterned napkins! I can't wait to try this!

I love the napkin designs, now it can use this technique to preserve them. Thanks for another great tutorial!

To coin a phrase, "AWESOME"! THESE ARE SO BEAUTIFUL! Thanks for sharing your creation. 😊💕💜

Patricia I watched your tutorial again from the beginning & you've answered my questions on there so ignore my earlier comments. I can't wait to try this. Thank you.

Hello, I've tried this with fimo liquid and it worked also very nice! Really transparent transfer! Great! Thank you for your ideas!

I wanted to come back and leave you a thank you. Following your tutorial I made myself some coasters and a tissue box cover with some beautiful napkins I found. Love the result, thank you!

Really lovely! I wasn't even looking for polymer clay projects but my eyes settled on the fabulous, soft colors and here I am, a fan!!

Your such a sweetie and I love this idea!!! Very creative, it puts me back in the mode!!!

I did a similar technique with just a laser copy of my own artwork. l love this idea with the napkins! Thanks for the inspiration!

So glad I found your channel tonight. What a wonderful idea. I am going to love trying this. Thank you for sharing.

Just discovered this! Thank you so much for your tutorial! Loved the painting with pens and waterbrush to enhance the color.

These came out absolutely gorgeous! Brilliant idea, I must say, I'll be making some for Mother's Day!

Where is the 'love' button! This is awesome, I love the way you teach! Thanks for sharing your expertise!

I SO rarely subscribe to anything on youtube but as soon as you said you saw a pretty napkin and thought you could transfer it to polymer clay... *SUBSCRIBE* clearly a genius, I adore you!

Beautiful ideas with napkins and polymer clay, very creative, thank you for sharing.

My brother-in-law (as a child) used to collect paper napkins with unusual patterns on them and he built up quite a collection over the years. I am definitely going to go through them and try out this technique with some of them! This is a brilliant idea!

This is amazing! I love how beautiful your projects turned out.

I've been working with polymer clay for years and had no idea about this technique. Thanks so much for sharing!

okay now you did it first you got me on a t-shirt hunt looking into all my children's clothes looking to make t-shirt yarn and now you got me on a napkin hunt looking for beautiful napkins thank you for the inspiration love your videos

Oh, this is just wonderful, Patricia! How beautiful and easy! I can't wait to try this! I may need to run to Costco to see if they have them here in Kansas! Your videos are always great! Thank you so much for sharing!

Fabulous idea! I have hundreds of napkins (seriously - bins and bins of them) I've used for years to apply to tile coasters and am always on the lookout for more. Never thought of using them with clay! Now, I can maybe use some of my stash. Totally love these napkins too and will be skulking around Costco looking for some. Off to get white Primo. Brilliant idea and thank you for sharing.

Thank you! Loved your presentation, you make it look like so much fun. I’ve got to try this!

Oh Patricia! This is fabulous! I have a pretty napkin stash! Definitely going to try this. Thank you!

In case anyone is interested lol- l found out that u can photocopy coloured pictures on white toilet paper ( I used my 3in 1 Photo copier) - they look just like the napkins!!

You are activating my creative mind, once again. The last person to do that was my first year dressmaking lecturer, many years ago. So hanks for that. This process can be used to make so many other various items. I'm simply love it. My mind is ticking over as these would make wonderful little Christmas gifts for the staff at my mother's nursing home. Again thank you.

These are beautiful. I just got back into polymer clay and I will be making these as Christmas gifts for the English teachers I work with. They will love them!

Beautifully done. Thanks for a very detailed video on how to do this technique. A very pretty ideal. Love the napkins you used too. Thanks again, from Norway!

You know, you could do this with the super hero napkins you find at your local Walmart party section, and make up some bookmarks for kids. Great video, Patricia.

Just beautiful! Thank you for your detailed tutorial. I want to go and find some pretty napkins right now so I can try your technique!

Stunning work. Thanks for a great tutorial!

Beautiful! Always wondered what I could do with those great napkins. Hated to throw them away. Thank you so much. Can't wait to try this.

Oooh, such a pretty effect! I've been slowly collecting gorgeous, good quality (i.e., Caspari) napkins for a while...they're a decadent splurge for someone on a tiny budget. Mainly, I've decoupaged them onto rocks. But lately, I am very passionate about claying, and cannot wait to try this! Thanks for your excellent tutorial and inspiration, Patricia!

HI, love this! Thanks so much for sharing. Quick tip, take a small piece of tape and tack to the corner to pull the layers apart. Use two pieces of tape if needed, one on the front corner and one on the back to pull the layers apart.

thank you so much for sharing this. I am in love with this process. I was doubtful at first but it works wonderfully. Can't wait to find more beautiful napkins to make more. Thank you again. Love your ideas and videos. Thank you for sharing your wonderful talents!

love this tutorial Patricia. Your method is easy to follow and your descriptions very clear. I look forward to giving this a try!

Love this idea my grand daughters are getting these for christmas to go with the books they asked for.. When using the napkins if you use a little piece of tape and put it on the back and your finger you can pull napkins apart easily.. Thank you for another Awesome tutorial

I love this look. I have done this on wicker baskets and almost everything else that I could think of but not clay. I have a collection of about 300 napkins so I know what my next project is going to be. They are lovely. For napkins, I find Bed Bath and Beyond usually has some unique ones.

They are so beautiful. Thank you for sharing 😊❤️👍

Fantastic idea! Those would make gorgeous Christmas ornaments!

I was shopping today and saw some really gorgeous paper napkins, and remembered your video. I got them and will try this later today. Can't wait to try it Thank you for posting this!

Came across your tutorial on KZfaq And as I have never used polymer clay I was so impressed with your book markers and napkins That I had to have a go myself And I love it will be making more for gifts

These are jaw droppingly gorgeous!!! Thanks for the video x

I'm so going to make them. I LOVE them. Thank you so very much!

So Beautiful, Thank you, I Love your Tutorials!

very beautiful project, thanks for sharing, I am going to try tonight, hope I can do the rubbing part ok !

Thank for your tutorial. So fun to watch and there are beautiful napkins at our Tuesday morning store. Can' wait to try this.

This is so beautiful! Thank you Patricia for sharing your wonderful technique. I was looking for transfers to wood but I got curious with the video with polymer clay. Love the watercolor effect with the pens! Brilliant!

Here’s a report on my first attempt, which used napkins from the Dollar Tree. Folks oughtta read this so they can avoid my experience. ☺️ Was at the Dollar Tree, which was closing, so in my haste, I grabbed the nearest package of napkins. They had a black and white zebra pattern with a border of hot pink with white bubbles. They were fun-looking. (Black and hot pink I see still my favorite color combo; I loved it during the New Wave era, and never got over it. So how lucky was I to find hot pink and black napkins? Not very, as it turns out!) Followed your instructions, Patricia, and burnished like crazy. Because the napkins were cheap quality, I didn’t exactly have high hopes, and my expectations were met, but in a funny way. After putting the test piece in the water, I noticed it didn’t take long for the napkin to peel off in one piece. Huh. Here are my results: The pretty hot pink came out a bubble gum pink (rats!), and had odd blank areas as if the napkin hadn’t made contact at all, which is strange because I burnished it so much, I wondered whether I mightta baked the clay a little bit. (I was almost overzealous in my burnishing.) But that wasn’t even the worst part: that would be where the back zebra stripes were. They came out a pale peach. Yes, you read the right: the black zebra stripes came out peach. There were also quite a few tiny black fibers in the peach, which made it look as if I’d used old, dirty, linty clay, and not Fimo Professional straight out of a new package. So my experiment went hilariously wrong. My suggestion, about which I’m gonna be strident: USE GOOD-QUALITY NAPKINS! A package of 20 from the dollar store won’t give satisfactory results. Yet again, the adage “You get what you pay for” is proven. But now that I know that it works in theory, I can’t wait to try it with “real” napkins, good napkins, with quality dyes. Since I see that it works with crappy napkins, I expect the result to be beautiful with beautiful napkins. This is why I’m cheerful about it: I learned something new, and got to test a new technique, which works!

This would be great if you could get a set of napkins to be used in a wedding to make for wedding favors! Would also be cool to make a necklace and earrings or bracelet for the bridesmaids and even the bride for a keepsake! 😊

Patricia, please accept my sincere note of gratitude for your tutelage. You are such a talented artist, and always a most caring soul! Thank you.

Who knew?! Napkins on polymer clay! Genius indeed. I worked with PC years ago and have come back to it and found it has evolved so beautifully! You have a great talent! TFS!

I appreciate you sharing your findings and process with us. I just wanted to share this little hack to make things easier: If you iron the napkin with steam (briefly) the layers will come apart very easily.

Lemme get this straight: all I need to do is to find gorgeous printed paper napkins? That’s it? No printer, no pens, no pencils, no liquid polymer, just paper napkins? Really? I feel a little bit like crying; I had a package of napkins with a 50s-style fabulous lady holding up her martini, and it sat on top of my fridge for about a decade because “out of sight, out of mind.” Just last week, after an accident with a bottle of olive oil, the unopened, unused, soaked-in-oil package went into the trash. I coulda had gorgeous, funky polymer design of a fabulous 50s-style lady had I seen this toute a week earlier! (waaaah! sob!) Well, now I know zactly what to do the next time I’m in a Kate Spade store looking for things I can afford again. Thanks ever so much for sharing this with us, Patricia! I have three non-working printers sitting here, and people in NYC charge stupidly, absurdly high prices simply to print a page for us, so this is zactly what I need. (And lucky me, I live next to a dollar store. Am crossing my fingers they have some lovely and funky patterns!)

What an awesome idea and talent you have! I have many readers in my family and friends and this will make beautiful stuff for gifts. Thanks you for sharing.

Wonderful demo and instructions! The project is great!

I feel like the one that showed the perforation looked a bit mixed media-ish love that!

Brilliant! xx

The pattern is so lovely! I am going to start my napkin hunt too! Thanks for this amazing video.

i really like this i bought some great napkin last summer and put them away to use now this is a great project bookmarks for a special occasion asn i have one coming up thank you keep on crafting stay in touch lois

Fantastic! I have some napkins left from some paper crafting I was going to try. I never thought to put them on clay! Thanks for the inspiration!

This is amazing! The colours are beautiful! 💐🌸🏵🌹

I love this! They are so easy yet look like it is so difficult. I can’t wait to make some!

so happy I came across your video. I love napkin transfers, never tried on clay, but I will now. Beautiful, I loved it.

Lovely indeed!! Yet another project added to my list. I am also thinking Christmas napkins could easily and affordably lead to inexpensive gift ornaments - in various shapes via cookie cutters. And of course one-of-a-kind earrings to match the pendant aka ornament. And bracelets and switchplate covers and bag tags for luggage and . . . . . Now see how you impact my To Do List! Love it. TFS

Loved, loved, loved, loved.... How genius is that!! Thank you much.

these are beautiful bookmarks! I love the floral design and the silver beads on the bookmark tail.

Thank you so much for sharing this technique. I'm brand new to polymer clay and I had no idea this was possible

Thank you! for answering my question. I hope to find it. I'm in Orlando Forida on Vacation. I don't live in the state. I live on a tropical Island and i don't think they sell it there!

Beautiful and simple idea. How many decrees celcius do you have to put the oven, to bake the bookmarks? And how thick are the bookmarks? Thank you for explaining this simple techniek. Josien

I just love that. I miss clay work so much. I did it for quite a while until I developed tennis elbow from all the kneading and I couldn't do it any more. Then I see something so pretty and so easy like this and I want to go run buy a new pasta machine and crank out a bunch. So very pretty.

Very good idea!! Taking the simplest things and creating something useful and beautiful. Thank you!!!

Genius!

Pat, I thought maybe your subscribers would like to combine 2 of your videos and use one of your sofa can bottoms to burnish your napkins on to clay. Works great!

Excellent job! I love the tutorial. Keep up the marvelous work.

This looked so pretty. What a great idea.

I absolutelly love it!!! So many options of beautiful napkins that won´t go to waste any more!!! Do you think it would work faster if soaked in hot water? THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!!

fabulous!

Thank you for sharing Patricia! 😊

These are beautiful !!! Thank you so much for explaining how to do it, can't wait ti give it a go 😀❤️

awesome❤

What could you seal the bookmarks with? When you put them in the oven, do you put them on the bottom rack? Also do you say you cover them in the oven? If so with what?

That's lovely and so much simpler than I thought it would be!

Now I have another project🥰 My mind is racing with ideas!!!!!! Thank you❤️❤️❤️