Iron on fabric

I love customizing clothing and accessories with my Cricut. Mostly I use iron-on and heat transfer vinyl but today I want to show you how to make an iron-on appliqué with regular cotton fabric. This is a great way to create a no-sew appliqué.

A quick, easy (and cheap!) way to create an iron-on transfer is to use an image printed on a toner printer or copier. Learn how I did it with no special supplies. Back in May, my quilt guild challe…

Learn how to create an easy iron on appliqué using your Cricut Maker ir Cticut Explore. Prrfect for monogramming baby clothes, decorating tea towels, appliquéing throw pillows and more/

Crayon iron-on transfers are the perfect craft project to do with kids of all ages. Unleash their creativity on drawings of their choice and transfer the images to fabrics for T-shirts, aprons, scarves and anything else you can think of. They make the perfect personalized gifts for relatives and teachers.

Customize shirts, onsies, tote bags, and more.

I know ….. because I tried it. I do quite a bit of decoupage and my favorite technique is the iron on method. My thought was if you can iron on wood, it would make even more sense to iron on …

Learn this simple method of fabric letter applique without using iron-on-adhesive or fusible web! Includes fabric letter patterns!

Did you know that you can take any image plus some iron-on transfer paper and turn it into a pillow cover? You can! It's so easy!!

Have you ever wanted to transfer a special photo onto fabric, t-shirts, or bags? As it turns out, you can do just that in a day with only a few supplies. It's a great craft idea for children's parties, as well as a fun way to customize...

If you have made a mistake, or you just need a shirt for a one-time thing, let me show you how to remove heat transfer vinyl from fabric!