Tutorials
How to Apply Iron-On Transfers, with photos and step by step
Tutorial at Crafty Lawyer Blog
- Tutorial - How To Make A Sketch Pad And Pencil Wrap
Carry a notebook and pencils in a stylish case Art Wrap Tutorial at Very Berry Handmade Blog "I’m not specifying how much you need of each fabric to complete this project, because you can mix and match the fabrics you use, but the absolute maximum...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Monster Bib
So cute for baby's meal Monster Bib Tutorial at Stubbornly Crafty Blog "Download and cut out your pattern. Overlap the top section of the bib on the dotted line of the bottom section of the bib and tape the two pieces together. Iron your fabrics....
- Tutorial - How To Make Applique Patches
Free printable templates Applique Patch Tutorial at My Poppet Blog "Print out the template to your required size 100-120% is a good size depending on your hole. Iron on your fusible web onto scrap fabric as per product instructions. Trace...
- Tutorial - How To Make Transfer Polaroid-like Photos To Fabric
Whoa. Iron on adhesive? Like Wunder Under? Fusible webbing? Someone clear this up for me. I love to learn new image transfer techniques! Fabric Polaroid Tutorial at LDC designs "Hello! Remember when I showed you all of those lovely poladroids? Well here...
- Tutorial - How To Make Crayon Iron-ons
Adorable baby with an adorable onesie! Sandpaper?! I've never heard of this one. Fabulous results! Crayon Iron-ons Tutorial at Mommy Meatloaf "I know, I've already done crayons (probably will do them again). But, they have soo many fun uses that...
Tutorials
Tutorial - Tips for Instant Iron Ons
Tutorial at Crafty Lawyer Blog
"Sometimes I like to use ready made iron-ons for a quick fix on the shirts I sew for the kids. I get the iron-ons from Amazon or sometimes Jo Anns. At first, my transfers did not stick to the shirt, or looked faded. After doing quite a bit of them, I realized I had some tips that might help others to get a clean and dark iron-on transfer. Of course the preferred and easiest way of applying iron-ons is with a heat-press machine. Sadly, because of budgeting issues (or lack of a budget) I'm not going to get a heat-press anytime soon. So these are applied with a regular iron" Read more
- Tutorial - How To Make A Sketch Pad And Pencil Wrap
Carry a notebook and pencils in a stylish case Art Wrap Tutorial at Very Berry Handmade Blog "I’m not specifying how much you need of each fabric to complete this project, because you can mix and match the fabrics you use, but the absolute maximum...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Monster Bib
So cute for baby's meal Monster Bib Tutorial at Stubbornly Crafty Blog "Download and cut out your pattern. Overlap the top section of the bib on the dotted line of the bottom section of the bib and tape the two pieces together. Iron your fabrics....
- Tutorial - How To Make Applique Patches
Free printable templates Applique Patch Tutorial at My Poppet Blog "Print out the template to your required size 100-120% is a good size depending on your hole. Iron on your fusible web onto scrap fabric as per product instructions. Trace...
- Tutorial - How To Make Transfer Polaroid-like Photos To Fabric
Whoa. Iron on adhesive? Like Wunder Under? Fusible webbing? Someone clear this up for me. I love to learn new image transfer techniques! Fabric Polaroid Tutorial at LDC designs "Hello! Remember when I showed you all of those lovely poladroids? Well here...
- Tutorial - How To Make Crayon Iron-ons
Adorable baby with an adorable onesie! Sandpaper?! I've never heard of this one. Fabulous results! Crayon Iron-ons Tutorial at Mommy Meatloaf "I know, I've already done crayons (probably will do them again). But, they have soo many fun uses that...