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.
Whether you're looking to downsize from bulky three-ring binder photo albums, are waiting until you have time to properly scrapbook all your memories, or are simply looking for a spot to store your photos that's better than a shoebox under your bed, photo storage boxes can be a smart choice. They offer a convenient, organized way to store all your precious memories.
Great color options
Built-in palette
Will last a long time
Colors could be richer
Easy to contaminate colors
Can use on dark and light fabrics
Tissue paper included
Budget price
Backing is hard to peel off
Color is duller than competitors
Doesn't work as well on light fabrics
