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Blue Folk Art Fox Underglaze Transfer Sheet

Blue Folk Art Fox Underglaze Transfer Sheet

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Add Scandinavian-style folk art charm to your ceramics with this underglaze transfer sheet featuring blue foxes decorated with flowers, framed by round wreaths of leaves and blossoms, plus smaller foxes and floral details in between. Perfect for plates, mugs, bowls, vases, tiles and more.

Each sheet can be cut into smaller motifs or used as a full pattern – the round fox wreaths work beautifully as centrepieces on plates and cups. The designs transfer cleanly onto bisqueware or fully dry greenware with minimal effort, making it easy to achieve professional, hand-painted-looking results in minutes.

Ideal for hobbyists, studio potters and anyone who loves animals, folk art and blue-and-white themes in their ceramics.

Includes: 1 sheet of underglaze transfer paper

Size: approx. 37 × 52 cm

Underglaze Transfer Paper – Instructions

Suitable for:

  • Bisque-fired ware (800–1000 °C)
  • Dry greenware (fully dried, unfired clay)

Method 1 – Bisque-fired ware

  1. Form the piece
  2. Bisque fire to 800–1000 °C
  3. Clean the surface
  4. Lightly dampen
  5. Apply the transfer
  6. Smooth with a damp sponge or rib to remove air bubbles
  7. Carefully remove backing paper
  8. Allow to dry completely
  9. Apply clear glaze
  10. Glaze fire at 1180–1300 °C (Cone 5–9)

Method 2 – Dry Greenware

  1. Form the piece
  2. Dry completely
  3. Apply the transfer
  4. Smooth
  5. Remove backing paper
  6. Let dry
  7. Carefully glaze
  8. Glaze fire at 1180–1300 °C

Firing & Color Stability

  • Black and blue are stable within Cone 5–9
  • No fading occurs (protected under glaze)
  • Color shift may result from glaze fluidity at high temperature
  • Burning depends on individual firing conditions

Glaze Compatibility

Compatible with most medium to high temperature clear glazes (1180–1300 °C).

Best results:

  • Low to medium fluidity glazes
  • Results may vary depending on:
  • Clay body whiteness
  • Glaze thickness
  • Glaze hardness
  • Glaze flow

Designed for ceramic decoration.

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