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Its long list of features should cover all parts of a typical business process from research and design to presentation, and its collaboration abilities are second to none. Many of these will serve well as project management tools, and anybody familiar with other project management software like Airtable or Trello will already be familiar with how they work. Some of its most commonly accessed templates include mind maps, Kanban boards, flowcharts, product roadmaps, and timelines. Setting one up from scratch can be daunting and time-consuming, which is why the company has designed templates that you can pick from the get-go. The majority of the work you’ll end up doing in Miro will revolve around what it calls boards, which start off as entirely blank spaces. It is best described as a multipurpose online collaboration tool, and its list of features is pretty extensive stretching beyond the typical realms of similar software. ***Please note, the colour of you silk screen may differ from the one pictured.Miro is one of those online tools that aims to bridge the gap between traditional office working and the modern hybrid routine that many of us are familiar with.

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Please also note that you must immediately rinse your silk screen as the paint will dry in the silk mesh making it hard and inconsistent to use.įrom here you can complete your piece, cut and bake as normal.įor best results and longevity of your piece you should seal your work.įor a full demo, view our Youtube tutorial here. It is important to note that some paints with heavy pigment may stain your silk screen, this will not affect its use. As soon as you have removed the silk screen place in cool water and rinse out the paint.Once adequately spread through the design, lift up the silk screen by gently starting with the bottom right hand corner.Hold the card at a 45 degree angle and pull towards you gently, pulling the paint across the silk screen.

Apply your colour in the form of acrylic paint (or experiment with micas!) by gently swiping the paint across the stencil with an old card.Place the silk screen on top of your polymer clay making sure you can read the Coral Cockatoo Logo in the bottom left hand corner to ensure it is facing the right way up.

Australian made and Australian owned for all of your creative endeavours from polymer clay jewellery and sculptures to cards and paper craft! This is an approximate 105x80mm design size.Ĭoral Cockatoo silk screens are Drawn, Designed and Handmade in their home studio in Tasmania. This Coral Cockato brand silk screen works perfectly on polymer clay.

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