Helllo crafty folks!
Rupa here on a Thursday with an amazing project share using the FIRST OF IT'S KIND FABRIC TRANSFER technique launched by Dress My Craft!
Yes, it's fabric transfer in just a few steps!
Here are a few things to keep in mind for this technique...
1. The technique can be done on ANY fabric that can be ironed and can withstand the heat from ironing. It should not shrink or burn!
2. Be patient and take your time to iron the transfer and your regular iron on COTTON mode should do. No need to use a steam iron.
3. Give sufficient time for cooling and don't be in a hurry to peel the transfer sheet.
4. MILD HAND WASH only and that to with cold water.
With all these in mind, you can just go about using this transfer technique to create some amazing stuff for the home like tote bags, cushion covers, pillow covers, aprons, journal covers and many more. It's your creativity and imagination at play!
Let me tell you it is the first of its kind and now fabric transfer can be done in a jiffy!
Here is what I made and I have a full video on this.
Do watch till the end and let me know if you have any queries. The fabric flower charm is totally hand made and has the faux leather tassel too hanging from DMC.
So, anyone shopping with me???? Dosen't the tote bag look super stylish.
Watch the full video here..
I will see you soon with another project .
Until my next creative journey,
Happy crafting and recycling.
Cheers.
Rupa
PRODUCTS FROM THE STORE
DMC Fabric transfer sheets
DMC canvas tote bag
DMC stencils
Lindy's sprays
DMC faux leather tassels
Rupa here on a Thursday with an amazing project share using the FIRST OF IT'S KIND FABRIC TRANSFER technique launched by Dress My Craft!
Yes, it's fabric transfer in just a few steps!
Here are a few things to keep in mind for this technique...
1. The technique can be done on ANY fabric that can be ironed and can withstand the heat from ironing. It should not shrink or burn!
2. Be patient and take your time to iron the transfer and your regular iron on COTTON mode should do. No need to use a steam iron.
3. Give sufficient time for cooling and don't be in a hurry to peel the transfer sheet.
4. MILD HAND WASH only and that to with cold water.
With all these in mind, you can just go about using this transfer technique to create some amazing stuff for the home like tote bags, cushion covers, pillow covers, aprons, journal covers and many more. It's your creativity and imagination at play!
Let me tell you it is the first of its kind and now fabric transfer can be done in a jiffy!
Here is what I made and I have a full video on this.
Do watch till the end and let me know if you have any queries. The fabric flower charm is totally hand made and has the faux leather tassel too hanging from DMC.
So, anyone shopping with me???? Dosen't the tote bag look super stylish.
Watch the full video here..
I will see you soon with another project .
Until my next creative journey,
Happy crafting and recycling.
Cheers.
Rupa
PRODUCTS FROM THE STORE
DMC Fabric transfer sheets
DMC canvas tote bag
DMC stencils
Lindy's sprays
DMC faux leather tassels
Can i first do stenciling work on the bag and then transfer fabric?
ReplyDeleteWill the fabric get transfer easily after stenciling?
Ofcourse you can stencil first.. Just be careful tgat thetcourse compliment the deside
Delete*the colors compliment the design
DeleteThanku
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