Iron on embroidery transfers patterns

Learn how to transfer patterns to fabric with your home printer, an easy embroidery hack for a clean, precise transfer!

Iron-on transfers are a fun source of embroidery designs. Make your projects easier and more successful with these tips. #epidastudio #irononembroiderytransfer

Let's talk about transferring embroidery patterns. :) There are lots of ways to do it, different ways work better for different fabrics. Personally, I mostly use a light table (you can also use a sunny window) and fabric pens and just trace the designs onto fabric. You can rinse away the pen lines when you're done. This works well for any light weight, light colored fabric. If you need a method for felt or other heavy weight fabrics, try out this tutorial I made. :) You can also use fabric…

I show you how to use a Hot-iron transfer pen to easily transfer an embroidery design onto fabric. I give you some hints and tips on how to use it and what t...

Wondering how best to transfer your embroidery pattern onto fabric? I show you two super easy ways to do so!

While there are loads of great embroidery transfers out there that you can purchase, sometimes you just need to make your own to get the look or subject matter you are looking for. Luckily, this is an incredibly easy thing to do and one that can be pretty rewarding when you get the finished product. Before you begin, you’ll want to make sure you have the following materials on hand: Supplies Needed: Paper, tracing paper, embroidery transfer pen or pencil, iron, fabric ground. Process: I…

Do you struggle to neatly transfer your embroidery pattern onto fabric? Let us share our secrets! Click through to the blog post to find out our 4 best tips for transferring embroidery patterns onto fabric the simple way, without any overwhelm or hurdles along the way.

After my last post about my little Happy Bluebird, which I stitched from a vintage iron-on transfer "tester" design, I'd thought I'd share some of my favourite places online to find free vintage embroidery patterns! The photo above was my very first attempt at embroidery, my Bluebirds of Happiness, and it is also a vintage design :) The Hoop Love Vintage Transfers Group on Flickr If you're interested in vintage embroidery patterns at all, this is the place to start! Although you do have to…

The creative team at Annie’s Craft Store have brought us four different and charming sets of retro iron-on embroidery transfer designs. Each one is cuter than the next and they are all ideal for various occasions. Used on tea … Read More ...

Iron-on embroidery design transfers fall into a love-hate category for me. I love the idea of being able to iron an embroidery design straight onto a piece of fabric, without having to go through the rigmarole of transferring an embroidery design in various, nefarious, laborious ways. And yet, and yet… when it comes to iron-on ...