Iron on embroidery

Iron-on transfers are a fun source of embroidery designs. These tips will make your embroidery projects easier and more successful.

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About this item Each display measures approximately 8 to 10-inch Contains an outline of all 50 state flowers Each design can usually be transferred onto fabric multiple times Transfer patterns can be ironed onto many different materials including cotton, polyester, leather, metal, wood and more Made in the USA

These delightful vintage ladies will melt your heart as they remind you of the 1950's homemaker and her hand embroidered towels and linens. Aunt Martha's embroidery transfer patterns are the image of yesteryear's happy homemaker. I've loved them and used them for decades and am delighted to offer you these high quality hot iron transfer patterns so you can enjoy them as well. Pattern is printed with a single-color heat transfer ink on a GIANT 18x24 inch sheet of paper.

Are you looking for easy iron-on patch instructions? Look no further as I have 3 different easy iron-on tutorials with video!

I've had a LOT of people asking me how to iron their finished embroidery. There's a little trick to doing it without smooshing your stitches - and that's what I show you in this video. Don't worry - it's easy and doesn't require anything special. :-) That bird you see in the video is a free

Learn how to embroider on a sweatshirt with a single needle embroidery machine. Any machine can be used to embroider a sweatshirt, get tips for sweatshirt embroidery with this DIY tutorial.

I don't often use iron-on transfers for hand embroidery. I'm more of a trace-your-pattern sort of gal, or transfer it in other ways, depending on the project. But good iron-on patterns have their place, and they are a Very Convenient way to get an embroidery design onto a piece of fabric. The pro

Arrives by Fri, Feb 23 Buy Aunt Martha's State Birds Iron On Transfer Pattern Collection, All 50 States at Walmart.com