JHB Lisa Pavelka Waterslide Transfer Set-Tiny Tats-Over 100

Let me preface this review with one statement: I am NOT a polymer clay expert. I don't even play one on TV. I love to play with it - and a few times, I've somehow managed to create things that are actually recognizable. However, I will be the first to admit that "claying" is all I do.I love the entire line of products Lisa Pavelka has partnered with JHB to create. I think I've tried almost the entire line - and I have yet to find a product I dislike. (I have some Magic Glos, but just haven't tried it yet.) In her own right, Lisa Pavelka is an AMAZING clay artist - if you have an doubts, I encourage you to check out any of her books. (Especially awesome is her "The Complete Book of Polymer Clay"...WOW!) I had purchased some other waterslide transfers her line offers - and was so impressed, I opted to get these. They were sold out when I originally purchased the other transfers - and now I know why. These are adorable - but here's the outstanding part - they are not so adorable that they fall into the "cutesy" category. The designs in this package are extremely versatile.Bottom line: If you are looking for something to add that special addition to your latest clay creation, look no further. This set is the most versatile I've seen - I've already explained how visually versatile the images are, but it goes beyond that. Although these were created for use on polymer clay, don't let that hamper your use of them. These great little things can be used on numerous surfaces...and adding great imagery (especially for those of us that can't draw) couldn't be any easier. If you want to make sure they stay on through the ages, and are (at least) water resistant, I recommend using a clear sealer/top coat. Awesomeness!

I am a sucker for teeny tiny things!! I'm always looking for things to cast in resin jewelry and I couldn't resist buying these tats to add to the top of completed pieces. Unfortunately I didn't realize they don't work like normal temporary tats. They aren't placed face down and slid off, but have to be wet from the top, slid off, and then placed. I suggest using tweezers to pull the tat off. If not, it immediately sticks to fingers or folds onto itself. I am a little disappointed as they weren't cheap and they are a pain for me to use. But the designs are awesome! I'll figure out what works best for me and use when I feel like messing with them.