Saral Transfer Paper
Saral Transfer Paper in blue, white, yellow and graphite. Saral Paper Corp. was founded in 1954 by Sara Sally Albertis (that's where the name came from: Saral) a graphic artist who grew tired of creating her own graphite transfer paper with a graphite pencil and her own elbow grease. She enlisted the help of a team of chemists to develop the first generation of Saral® WaxFree Transfer Paper.
The invention of Saral's trade secret wax-free method of adhering graphite and other colours to paper allowed Sally, her fellow artists, painters and craftspeople everywhere to put down their graphite pencils and get back to their arts and crafts.
In order to maintain the highest quality product possible over the years since 1954 the paper used in the making of Saral Transfer Paper has changed and been improved. However the transfer inks used by Saral have always been waxfree and have not changed as they are the best available.
The invention of Saral's trade secret wax-free method of adhering graphite and other colours to paper allowed Sally, her fellow artists, painters and craftspeople everywhere to put down their graphite pencils and get back to their arts and crafts.
In order to maintain the highest quality product possible over the years since 1954 the paper used in the making of Saral Transfer Paper has changed and been improved. However the transfer inks used by Saral have always been waxfree and have not changed as they are the best available.
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Saral Transfer Paper Directions
Put a piece of Saral Transfer Paper colourside down on the surface (wood, paper, fabric etc) to which you wish to transfer your design. Place your pattern on top of the Saral transfer paper. Using a stylus (ball point pen, pencil, tracing wheel etc.) follow the outline of your design, applying enough pressure to get the tracing line as dark as you desire.