help please this is important: how to press a pattern on to a shirt using an iron
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help please this is important: how to press a pattern on to a shirt using an iron
help please this is important: how to press a pattern on to a shirt using an iron
Hello
I am trying to find out how to press a pattern on to a shirt using an iron for my mother for her birthday. If someone could help me by telling me it would be a huge help. Also If you could send me some patterns of seals, or just mother things I would be extremely grateful and if someone could please help me soom her birthday is coming up very soon. I thought this would be a nice present
Thank You
Nate
Last edited by helpplease; August 17th, 2006 at 10:13 PM.
For a one off, you could get some iron-on transfers from your local stationer (if you have an inkjet printer). Although not up to professional (ie to sell) standards, some of them are now very very good.
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I am trying to find out how to press a pattern on to a shirt using an iron for my mother for her birthday. If someone could help me by telling me it would be a huge help. Also If you could send me some patterns of seals, or just mother things I would be extremely grateful and if someone could please help me soom her birthday is coming up very soon. I thought this would be a nice present
Thank You
Nate
Where are you located? How about a craft store? I am sure they have everything you will need as well as someone that can help you.
you could make a design and make a custom shirt at one of the web based fulfilment places...although it might cost a bit more than using iron ons...just an idea...good birthday idea by the way!
Andrew
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