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Royal Icing Transfer Sheet Downloads
To download, click on the download button and wait for the PDF to open in another tab. From there, print out as many copies of the transfer sheet as you'd like, and get started! You can find our full blog with videos and instructions here.
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How to Save & Print
- Open the PDF in Your Browser: Click on the PDF link to open it in your browser.
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Save the PDF:
- Look for a download icon (often represented by an arrow pointing downwards) near the PDF in your browser. Click on this icon.
- A dialog box will appear asking where you want to save the file. Choose a location you can easily remember, such as your Desktop or Documents folder.
- Click “Save”.
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Find the Saved PDF:
- After saving, if you're unsure where the file is, you can usually find it by checking the default download location:
- Windows: Open File Explorer (folder icon on the taskbar) and click on “Downloads” in the left-hand menu.
- Mac: Open Finder and click on “Downloads” in the left-hand menu.
- Look for the PDF file in the Downloads folder. If you chose a specific location (like Desktop or Documents), navigate there to find the file.
- After saving, if you're unsure where the file is, you can usually find it by checking the default download location:
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Open the Saved PDF:
- Double-click on the PDF file to open it. It should open in your default PDF viewer (like Adobe Reader, Preview for Mac, etc.).
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Print the PDF:
- Once the PDF is open in the PDF viewer, look for the “Print” icon, often located in the top menu.
- You can also press Ctrl + P on Windows or Command + P on Mac to open the print dialog.
- In the print dialog, choose your printer, select the number of copies, and adjust any other settings as needed.
- Click on “Print” to start printing.
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