Using Iron-On Embroidery Patterns: Ironing On a Repeat Pattern –

Previously, I mentioned that we’re using iron-on patterns for my embroidery classes this summer. Actually, I’m beginning to re-think that! Ironing on a repeat pattern can be a bit of a hassle! Still, it worked, so I thought I’d show you how I did it. The first embroidery project that I mentioned using an iron-on

Iron-on Transfers: Transferring Patterns to Fabric – Clever Poppy

Hand Embroidered Monogram: Taking the Curves with Satin Stitch –

I used iron-on interfacing for the first time and I guess it was a

The Pioneer Woman Alphabet Iron-on Embroidery Transfer Patterns

I used iron-on interfacing for the first time and I guess it was a

Each Pattern Usually Good For More Than 1 Stamping Contains A Stitch And Color Guide Made In The United States Product Height : 0.1 Inches

Stitcher's Revolution Cute Kitchen Sayings Iron-On Transfer Patterns for Embroidery, red

Mary Corbet –

Iron on Embroidery Patterns

Each Pattern Usually Good For More Than 1 Stamping Contains A Stitch And Color Guide Made In The United States Product Height : 0.1 Inches

Stitcher's Revolution Cute Kitchen Sayings Iron-On Transfer Patterns for Embroidery, red

Stitcher's Revolution Cute Kitchen Sayings Iron-On

Using Iron-On Embroidery Patterns: Ironing On a Repeat Pattern

Hand Embroidered Monogram: Taking the Curves with Satin Stitch