Iron-on transfer paper is a fantastic, affordable, and relatively simple method of transferring an image onto a fabric. You can use iron-on transfer paper with an at-home printer (inkjet is most commonly used). Simply print your image onto the iron-on transfer paper and press the image into your material—like a cotton T-shirt—to transfer the printed image using a heat press or an iron.
Quilting requires precision and a machine built to handle thicker fabrics. In this post, we review the top 8 sewing machines of 2024, perfect for every level of quilter, from hobbyists to professionals.
With super glue on hand, complex repair jobs become quick fixes. And if you've got a DIY spirit, you can also use it to build cabinets, hem a pair of pants, install flooring, build a railing, make your own lampshades, or create artwork.
