Roses And Butterflies Iron On Transfer Patterns

Eighty royalty-free designs: rosebuds, rose blossoms, clusters and bouquets of roses, individual butterflies, and many combinations.

Children playing, birds and foliage, peonies, chrysanthemums, a dragon and other motifs. 24 drawings. Text.

Here is an outstanding collection of 49 beautiful royalty-free floral patterns ready to provide the all-important starting point for your next needlework or craft project, whether you plan to embroider designs on a tablecloth, applique a cushion, or decorate a chair back. Simply remove the specially treated transfer pattern from the book, place it exactly where you wish it to appear on your fabric or other medium, press it with a warm iron, and the design will appear neatly in place, ready for you to begin work! Varying in size from big, bold hollyhocks and tiger lilies to smaller, more delicate sprigs of spring snowflakes and periwinkles, and including such specialties as a spray of daffodils and a basket of mixed flowers, the designs may be applied to fabrics, wood, and most flat surfaces that absorb ink. Step-by-step instructions show you how to transfer a design (which may be reused several times) quickly and easily onto linens, clothing, wall hangings, cushions, furniture, and much more.

Over 100 patterns featuring exotic and beautiful seashells whose extraordinary shapes and markings make them ideal subjects for needlecraft and other craft projects. Instructions.

Eighty-six charming designs, in varied sizes, ideal for fabric painting, crewel work, applique, wood burning, tole painting, and other crafts. Use on any flat surface that absorbs ink. Instructions.

Add a nostalgic touch to projects you have sewn or embellish purchased items using vintage embroidery patterns. The designs can be embroidered using simple stitches for a beautiful vintage look. This book includes: 24 authentic vintage designs in 3 sizes. Instructions for transferring the designs to fabric. How to embroider tips and techniques. Crayon tinting instructions. A Rag Quilt and Envelope Pillow pattern. This book explains how to transfer the designs onto fabric, color tint, and then embroider or highlight the designs with ink. Embroidery is a great way to add a special touch to your sewing projects requiring only a few basic inexpensive tools and materials that you can find in any craft store. All you really need to get started is a needle, floss, embroidery hoop, and fabric. Crafters of all skill levels find embroidery one of the easiest and most addictive ways to personalize everyday objects.

Redouté was botanical painter to the Empress Josephine; transfer his famous roses onto fabric with these 24 transfer patterns.