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Dress My Craft Transfer Me | A4 - Torn Newspapers

The Dress My Craft Transfer Me Torn Newspapers is an A4 image-transfer sheet featuring black-and-white newspaper fragments and bold typographic elements. Irregular torn pieces, oversized letters and small text create a contemporary grunge collage. Use the complete sheet or cut out only the sections required for your project. Ideal for decoupage, mixed media, art journaling, altered art and upcycling.
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The Dress My Craft Transfer Me Torn Newspapers features a black-and-white collage of torn newspaper pieces, oversized letters and text fragments. Its irregular layout and strong contrast make it ideal for contemporary, industrial and grunge backgrounds.

Use the complete sheet or cut out only the section you need. Remove the transparent protective film, position the design face down on the surface and wet the back with a water brush. Press gently, carefully remove the backing paper and allow the transfer to dry.

Suitable surfaces include wood, metal, plastic, leather, marble, glass, paper, cardstock, painted surfaces and resin projects. Seal transfers on functional objects with varnish or another suitable sealer.

📐 Size:

  • A4 – 8.3" x 11.7" (21 x 29.7 cm)

👉 Features:

  • Includes 1 image-transfer sheet
  • Black-and-white torn newspaper collage
  • Oversized letters and small typographic text
  • Irregular fragments in varied sizes
  • Contemporary grunge and industrial style
  • Can be used as a complete image or in sections
  • Water-activated application
  • Suitable for layering and use beneath clear resin
  • Instructions included

👍 Ideal for:

Decoupage, mixed media, art journaling, altered art, upcycling, boxes, trays, canvas, journals, furniture and industrial décor.

Inspiration Tip:

Transfer selected sections onto a black or grey wooden box, leaving small areas of the base visible between them. Add one vivid red accent or a metallic element to give the monochrome collage a contemporary editorial look.