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Applying iron-on transfers is child's play! All you need is an iron (ideally a transfer press) and about 5 minutes.
You will receive a high-quality transfer sheet printed with Oeko-Text certified colors that you can use immediately.
Hersteller: Johana Leader – „Graphic Jam“, Tumpenweg 528, 5084 Großgmain, Österreich
E-Mail: hello@graphicjam.at
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Into the Woods I go to find my mind, to lose my soul... Where can you find more peace and at the same time recharge your batteries if not in the forest? A misty forest landscape forms the main part, which is complemented by birds, the saying and geometric elements.
This unique design brings a mix of art and nature to your garment or accessory!
The iron-on image can be easily applied to various textiles, from T-shirts to hoodies to fabric bags. Suitable for a wide range of textiles. To easily apply the iron-on image, simply follow the enclosed instructions.
This iron-on image was produced in Austria using a special printing process. The result is a wafer-thin, elastic and incredibly colorful print that you can use on any type of textile, such as mixed fabrics, sportswear, functional clothing, jersey, French terry, sweat and many more.
The iron-on image can be applied to dark and light textiles as a white color is printed as a base for each motif. Nevertheless, I recommend using it on plain fabrics so that no motifs bleed through. After application, your textile is washable at up to 60 degrees, tear-resistant and stretchable. You can find detailed instructions further down on this page and in printed form in the packaging.
Iron-on image dimensions: 17 x 13 cm
As always, my designs are only available for a short time.
Info: The size representation on the wearing image may vary. The exact dimensions can be found in the product description and other product images.
Suitable textiles:
Iron-on transfers can be pressed onto both light and dark fabrics.
Suitable types of fabric include: jersey, French terry, sweat, functional fabrics, canvas, wool-silk, cotton and cotton blends and many more.
If you want to iron on delicate fabrics, adjust the temperature downwards and also cover your fabric with baking paper. The pressing process may need to be repeated.
Care of printed textiles
Please wait 24 hours before washing your work so that the motif is properly fixed.
After application, your textile is washable at up to 60 degrees , tear-resistant and stretchable.
Iron-on transfers can also be tumble dried on the lowest setting. However, if you want to enjoy your image for longer, you should at least not do this regularly.
Step 1:
Pre-wash your textile without fabric softener. Then iron your textile without steam to remove any residual moisture.
Step 2:
Heat your iron to 130°C - 160°C. Place the iron-on image with the transfer foil facing upwards on your textile and press the motif on piece by piece with a little pressure (approx. 10-20 seconds each).
Let your iron-on image cool down a little (the transfer is warm) and remove the backing.
Then cover your picture again with baking paper and press the motif one last time.
Tip: You can cover the iron-on image with baking paper before pressing it on to protect your fabric and the image.
Step 3:
Only wash your textile after it has rested for 24 hours. After the resting time, your new work can be washed inside out at up to 60°C and can be tumble dried (gentle cycle).
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