Customer Reviews

Transfer: Images on Glass, Fabric, Ceramic, Stone, Paper, Metal, Plastic and Wood

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Makes transferring unintimidating. I don't understand why one reviewer thought this was not a "how-to" book, as directions make it very easy to follow and succeed. Tells you what you need to start, how to set up and how to do it on various surfaces. Book is laid out with list of materials needed, set up and how-to for each surface. Neat ideas to spur your imagination. Very helpful book for those wanting to transfer on fabric, less helpful for those wanting to transfer on ceramic, however, it still has value for teaching the process and leading you down new roads.

While I would agree with the other review that called this book a fun ideas book, I appreciate a book that gets down to it right away. I primarily like this book because it's features many projects with Lazertran transfer paper, as well as 6 or so other methods. A great book if you're looking for an introduction to tranfer techniques.

I like the book and the projects give you a nice jumping off point. The instructions are clear and seem pretty easy to do. However, I was looking for something with more transfer techniques then just the use of lazertran papers. Of the 16 projects in the book only 2 were methods other then lazertran transfers.

I'm not unhappy with the book, but I think if I had looked at it in the bookstore I would have passed it up.

This book is only about Lazertran and it is OLD.

More, free, up-dated information is on the Lazertran web site.

Sellers that over inflate a book that is not uncommon is clearly DISHONEST and a violation of Amazon terms.

This is an example of seller dishonestly as there is nothing about this author or the material that warrants the price.

This book has less information than the Simon Raw-Rees book on Lazertran products.
It only covers Lazertran, and the product has some problems because the papers don't run through newer hotter printers; and it is the most expenve.

This book is not the "how-to" I expected so much as a very pretty but generalized "fun ideas" book. Good tag sale item (for selling),