Iron-on transfer - Pasta Lover Club
SIMPLY PLACE ON THE FABRIC, IRON ON WITH THE IRON, REMOVE THE CARRIER FILM, TADA DONE! SUPER EASY! ANYONE CAN DO IT, PROMISED!
Beautify shirts, sweaters, bags, pencil cases, and much more. Your creativity knows no bounds! Perfect as a highlight for children's birthdays or as a DIY project for joint crafting sessions with the kids.
Instructions – Here's how:
Prepare the iron: Set your iron to medium level (approx. 150 degrees), without steam. It's best to wash the fabric beforehand or iron it hot to remove any finish.
Place the iron-on image: Roughly cut out your desired motif and place it on the fabric. Cover the motif with baking paper to protect the film from direct heat.
Ironing: Press the iron with full force on the covered iron-on image for about 10 seconds. Important: Do not move the iron back and forth to avoid shifting the motif. Repeat pressing in different spots until the entire motif has been thoroughly ironed on once or twice. Make sure to wait a few seconds between presses to prevent the film from overheating.
Remove the carrier film: Carefully remove the carrier film while the iron-on image is still warm. Pull in the direction of the fabric fibers. If the motif is not fully adhered, press the area again briefly.
Resting time: Let the finished fabric rest for at least 48 hours before washing or further processing it. Tip for best results: Iron on a firm, stable surface – e.g., a wooden board or tiled floor. An ironing board is not suitable as it is too yielding.