Digital Image transfer on clay, water-soluble Inkjet ink for HP

[jjazzbel]

I am echoing an archived question fromn 2015

I need to transfer images from the digital prints made on inkjet printer? (I have printer: HP OfficeJet Pro 8715)

According to my research - often inkjet inks are water soluable, and in  a presence of water images will inprint, or transfer  onto soft, wet clay surface.  I do not expect the image to be permanent - it is just a guide for carving and applying underglazes to my clay slab.  However, I cannot get this to work with my inkjet.  I have tried various settings thinking the ink might remain wet after printing including printing in Best mode, and printing with Max DPI.

I am using a Costco Multipurpose Copy Paper that does not say Color Lock on the packaging.  

Does anybody have any suggestions?

Thank you.

[Valsimot]

The ink dries very quickly on plain copy paper you can transfer images from plain copy paper. You will need to change the paper to some kind water transfer paper.

[jjazzbel]

Thanks for the reply.  I just tried peeling all the labels off a sheet of Avery labels and printing on the shiny side.  I also set the paper type to gloss.   It transferred perfectly.  So now, I have ordered a ream of  Freezer Paper sheets and hope the shiny side will do the same thing.