Wholesale Iron-on Transfer - Selfmade Edition

Simply place it on the fabric, iron it on, peel off the carrier film, TADA done! Super easy! Anyone can do it, promised! Beautify shirts, sweaters, bags, pencil cases... and get creative. Perfect for children's birthday parties or as a DIY project with the kids. INSTRUCTIONS: Set your iron to medium heat (about 150 degrees), without steam. You should wash the fabric before ironing it on or at least steam off the finish with the iron. By briefly ironing it hot and then letting it cool down again. Roughly cut out your desired iron-on image and place it on the fabric. Then place a piece of baking paper over it. This prevents the film from melting and sticking to the iron. Now press the iron with full force onto the covered iron-on image for about 10 seconds. You must not move the iron back and forth, otherwise something might slip. You can reposition the iron multiple times and press briefly again so that every part of the design is sufficiently pressed. To prevent the film from getting too hot, you should wait a few seconds in between. Repeat the pressing and cooling process until every part of the design has been pressed one to two times. TIP: Ironing should be done on a firm surface. An ironing board is therefore unsuitable. A tiled floor or a wooden board works great. Carefully peel off the carrier film while the iron-on image is still warm. The peeling should be done in the direction of the textile fibers. If the image does not hold yet, carefully iron over that spot again with pressure. Let the plot rest for at least 48 hours before washing or further processing the fabric. TO THE VIDEO INSTRUCTIONS