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Patch lips 32x52mm purple 1 pc

Patch lips 32x52mm purple 1 pc

For fantastic finish, add an embroidered iron-on patchYour creations deserve professional finish! This embroidered iron-on patch adds more than a dash of personality to clothing and home interior projects.An iron-on patch with adhesive offers endless opportunitiesThis iron-on patch has adhesive on the back. Ironing it onto your sewing project is as easy as ABC. You can use iron-on patches in an infinite number of projects. For example, you can decorate a jacket, T-shirt, sweatshirt, sleepsuit, dress or trousers with iron-on patches. You can even use iron-on patches to embellish a bag or clutch.Save old stuff from the waste bin  This iron-on patch is not only useful on clothing and accessories. You can also use iron-on patches as fine details in your home décor – e.g. on a cushion, throw or blanket. A patch can give a new lease of life to old stuff in your wardrobe and home décor – and prolongs its lifespan. A sew-on patch is the ideal way to repair a hole.How do I iron on a patch?First of all, make sure that the fabric you wish to embellish with the iron-on patch is suitable for ironing.How to iron the patch onto fabric:Smooth the fabric and place the iron-on patch where you want it to sit.Lay a cloth over the fabric and press on the patch for 20-30 seconds (on the right and wrong sides). Check to see how hot an iron temperature the patch can withstand. This information is shown on the packaging and on this page.Leave the iron-on patch to cool. Check that is firmly attached to the fabric. If not, repeat the process.How to sew an iron-on patchTo make sure that your iron-on patch stays firmly attached to the item, we recommend that you sew it too. By the way, you are advised to follow the laundry instructions, which you can find on the packaging and on this page.

GBP 1.88
1

Wax for thread 3g 1 pc

Patch heart 66x67mm mixed col 1 pc

Patch heart 66x67mm mixed col 1 pc

For fantastic finish, add an embroidered iron-on patchYour creations deserve professional finish! This embroidered iron-on patch adds more than a dash of personality to clothing and home interior projects.An iron-on patch with adhesive offers endless opportunitiesThis iron-on patch has adhesive on the back. Ironing it onto your sewing project is as easy as ABC. You can use iron-on patches in an infinite number of projects. For example, you can decorate a jacket, T-shirt, sweatshirt, sleepsuit, dress or trousers with iron-on patches. You can even use iron-on patches to embellish a bag or clutch.Save old stuff from the waste bin  This iron-on patch is not only useful on clothing and accessories. You can also use iron-on patches as fine details in your home décor – e.g. on a cushion, throw or blanket. A patch can give a new lease of life to old stuff in your wardrobe and home décor – and prolongs its lifespan. A sew-on patch is the ideal way to repair a hole.How do I iron on a patch?First of all, make sure that the fabric you wish to embellish with the iron-on patch is suitable for ironing.How to iron the patch onto fabric:Smooth the fabric and place the iron-on patch where you want it to sit.Lay a cloth over the fabric and press on the patch for 20-30 seconds (on the right and wrong sides). Check to see how hot an iron temperature the patch can withstand. This information is shown on the packaging and on this page.Leave the iron-on patch to cool. Check that is firmly attached to the fabric. If not, repeat the process.How to sew an iron-on patchTo make sure that your iron-on patch stays firmly attached to the item, we recommend that you sew it too. By the way, you are advised to follow the laundry instructions, which you can find on the packaging and on this page.

GBP 1.50
1

Patch "LOVE" 85x155mm blue/black 1 pc

Patch "LOVE" 85x155mm blue/black 1 pc

For fantastic finish, add an embroidered iron-on patchYour creations deserve professional finish! This embroidered iron-on patch adds more than a dash of personality to clothing and home interior projects.An iron-on patch with adhesive offers endless opportunitiesThis iron-on patch has adhesive on the back. Ironing it onto your sewing project is as easy as ABC. You can use iron-on patches in an infinite number of projects. For example, you can decorate a jacket, T-shirt, sweatshirt, sleepsuit, dress or trousers with iron-on patches. You can even use iron-on patches to embellish a bag or clutch.Save old stuff from the waste bin  This iron-on patch is not only useful on clothing and accessories. You can also use iron-on patches as fine details in your home décor – e.g. on a cushion, throw or blanket. A patch can give a new lease of life to old stuff in your wardrobe and home décor – and prolongs its lifespan. A sew-on patch is the ideal way to repair a hole.How do I iron on a patch?First of all, make sure that the fabric you wish to embellish with the iron-on patch is suitable for ironing.How to iron the patch onto fabric:Smooth the fabric and place the iron-on patch where you want it to sit.Lay a cloth over the fabric and press on the patch for 20-30 seconds (on the right and wrong sides). Check to see how hot an iron temperature the patch can withstand. This information is shown on the packaging and on this page.Leave the iron-on patch to cool. Check that is firmly attached to the fabric. If not, repeat the process.How to sew an iron-on patchTo make sure that your iron-on patch stays firmly attached to the item, we recommend that you sew it too. By the way, you are advised to follow the laundry instructions, which you can find on the packaging and on this page.

GBP 3.00
1

Patch "spread your wings" mixed 3 pc

Patch "spread your wings" mixed 3 pc

For fantastic finish, add an embroidered iron-on patchYour creations deserve professional finish! This embroidered iron-on patch adds more than a dash of personality to clothing and home interior projects.An iron-on patch with adhesive offers endless opportunitiesThis iron-on patch has adhesive on the back. Ironing it onto your sewing project is as easy as ABC. You can use iron-on patches in an infinite number of projects. For example, you can decorate a jacket, T-shirt, sweatshirt, sleepsuit, dress or trousers with iron-on patches. You can even use iron-on patches to embellish a bag or clutch.Save old stuff from the waste bin  This iron-on patch is not only useful on clothing and accessories. You can also use iron-on patches as fine details in your home décor – e.g. on a cushion, throw or blanket. A patch can give a new lease of life to old stuff in your wardrobe and home décor – and prolongs its lifespan. A sew-on patch is the ideal way to repair a hole.How do I iron on a patch?First of all, make sure that the fabric you wish to embellish with the iron-on patch is suitable for ironing.How to iron the patch onto fabric:Smooth the fabric and place the iron-on patch where you want it to sit.Lay a cloth over the fabric and press on the patch for 20-30 seconds (on the right and wrong sides). Check to see how hot an iron temperature the patch can withstand. This information is shown on the packaging and on this page.Leave the iron-on patch to cool. Check that is firmly attached to the fabric. If not, repeat the process.How to sew an iron-on patchTo make sure that your iron-on patch stays firmly attached to the item, we recommend that you sew it too. By the way, you are advised to follow the laundry instructions, which you can find on the packaging and on this page.

GBP 4.00
1

FRAYA knitting pattern - Everyday Cardigan, women

Mirror dia 12 cm 3pcs

Bias tape leopard 20mm brown/black 3m

Bias tape leopard 20mm brown/black 3m

Bias Binding in Lovely Patterns  Who says bias binding must be single-coloured and matching? Not us! Bias binding should, of course, match precisely your project and your DIY dreams. The binding always gives a beautiful finish – regardless of which you choose.     Stand Out  But these bindings are made to stand out. They are patterned and colourful in a matte quality, adding personality and charm to your project. Some of them are perfect for baby and children's wear – perhaps as the edge on a patch pocket? Or as the finest detail on a tea towel or a jacket. The possibilities are almost endless, so find your favourites and get designing!    The bias binding is 20 mm wide, made from 100% cotton, and comes in a pack of 3 meters.     Use Bias Binding for…   Sew bias binding on blankets and bath towels. Use it on dresses, shirts, and blouses – and for baby clothes and bodysuits. Let the bias binding act as fine details and beautiful finishes on edges and cut-outs.     Worth Knowing About Bias Binding  Bias binding has the (almost) magical ability to adapt to many fabrics. It is, as the name implies, cut on the bias and thus naturally follows your curves, necklines, corners, and edges. This results in a beautiful finish.     How to Sew on Bias Binding  Bias binding is for sewing on curves, corners, and straight stretches. When sewing the bias binding onto your project, sew with straight stitches approximately 2.5 cm in stitch length. While sewing, avoid pulling or stretching it. Let it align naturally along the edge for a neat finish.     TIP  When you start sewing your bias binding, fold approximately 2 cm inwards so it's double-layered. When you finish, tuck the other end's fold over your folded start. The same principle applies when extending a bias binding.  

GBP 3.50
1

Bias tape hearts 20mm red/white 3m

Bias tape hearts 20mm red/white 3m

Bias Binding in Lovely Patterns  Who says bias binding must be single-coloured and matching? Not us! Bias binding should, of course, match precisely your project and your DIY dreams. The binding always gives a beautiful finish – regardless of which you choose.     Stand Out  But these bindings are made to stand out. They are patterned and colourful in a matte quality, adding personality and charm to your project. Some of them are perfect for baby and children's wear – perhaps as the edge on a patch pocket? Or as the finest detail on a tea towel or a jacket. The possibilities are almost endless, so find your favourites and get designing!    The bias binding is 20 mm wide, made from 100% cotton, and comes in a pack of 3 meters.     Use Bias Binding for…   Sew bias binding on blankets and bath towels. Use it on dresses, shirts, and blouses – and for baby clothes and bodysuits. Let the bias binding act as fine details and beautiful finishes on edges and cut-outs.     Worth Knowing About Bias Binding  Bias binding has the (almost) magical ability to adapt to many fabrics. It is, as the name implies, cut on the bias and thus naturally follows your curves, necklines, corners, and edges. This results in a beautiful finish.     How to Sew on Bias Binding  Bias binding is for sewing on curves, corners, and straight stretches. When sewing the bias binding onto your project, sew with straight stitches approximately 2.5 cm in stitch length. While sewing, avoid pulling or stretching it. Let it align naturally along the edge for a neat finish.     TIP  When you start sewing your bias binding, fold approximately 2 cm inwards so it's double-layered. When you finish, tuck the other end's fold over your folded start. The same principle applies when extending a bias binding.  

GBP 3.50
1

Bias tape 2mm stripes 20mm mint/white 3m

Bias tape 2mm stripes 20mm mint/white 3m

Bias Binding in Lovely Patterns  Who says bias binding must be single-coloured and matching? Not us! Bias binding should, of course, match precisely your project and your DIY dreams. The binding always gives a beautiful finish – regardless of which you choose.     Stand Out  But these bindings are made to stand out. They are patterned and colourful in a matte quality, adding personality and charm to your project. Some of them are perfect for baby and children's wear – perhaps as the edge on a patch pocket? Or as the finest detail on a tea towel or a jacket. The possibilities are almost endless, so find your favourites and get designing!    The bias binding is 20 mm wide, made from 100% cotton, and comes in a pack of 3 meters.     Use Bias Binding for…   Sew bias binding on blankets and bath towels. Use it on dresses, shirts, and blouses – and for baby clothes and bodysuits. Let the bias binding act as fine details and beautiful finishes on edges and cut-outs.     Worth Knowing About Bias Binding  Bias binding has the (almost) magical ability to adapt to many fabrics. It is, as the name implies, cut on the bias and thus naturally follows your curves, necklines, corners, and edges. This results in a beautiful finish.     How to Sew on Bias Binding  Bias binding is for sewing on curves, corners, and straight stretches. When sewing the bias binding onto your project, sew with straight stitches approximately 2.5 cm in stitch length. While sewing, avoid pulling or stretching it. Let it align naturally along the edge for a neat finish.     TIP  When you start sewing your bias binding, fold approximately 2 cm inwards so it's double-layered. When you finish, tuck the other end's fold over your folded start. The same principle applies when extending a bias binding.  

GBP 0.88
1

Bias tape stripe 20mm black/white 3m

Bias tape stripe 20mm black/white 3m

Bias Binding in Lovely Patterns  Who says bias binding must be single-coloured and matching? Not us! Bias binding should, of course, match precisely your project and your DIY dreams. The binding always gives a beautiful finish – regardless of which you choose.     Stand Out  But these bindings are made to stand out. They are patterned and colourful in a matte quality, adding personality and charm to your project. Some of them are perfect for baby and children's wear – perhaps as the edge on a patch pocket? Or as the finest detail on a tea towel or a jacket. The possibilities are almost endless, so find your favourites and get designing!    The bias binding is 20 mm wide, made from 100% cotton, and comes in a pack of 3 meters.     Use Bias Binding for…   Sew bias binding on blankets and bath towels. Use it on dresses, shirts, and blouses – and for baby clothes and bodysuits. Let the bias binding act as fine details and beautiful finishes on edges and cut-outs.     Worth Knowing About Bias Binding  Bias binding has the (almost) magical ability to adapt to many fabrics. It is, as the name implies, cut on the bias and thus naturally follows your curves, necklines, corners, and edges. This results in a beautiful finish.     How to Sew on Bias Binding  Bias binding is for sewing on curves, corners, and straight stretches. When sewing the bias binding onto your project, sew with straight stitches approximately 2.5 cm in stitch length. While sewing, avoid pulling or stretching it. Let it align naturally along the edge for a neat finish.     TIP  When you start sewing your bias binding, fold approximately 2 cm inwards so it's double-layered. When you finish, tuck the other end's fold over your folded start. The same principle applies when extending a bias binding.  

GBP 3.50
1

Bias tape cherries 20mm red/wh./green 3m

Bias tape cherries 20mm red/wh./green 3m

Bias Binding in Lovely Patterns  Who says bias binding must be single-coloured and matching? Not us! Bias binding should, of course, match precisely your project and your DIY dreams. The binding always gives a beautiful finish – regardless of which you choose.     Stand Out  But these bindings are made to stand out. They are patterned and colourful in a matte quality, adding personality and charm to your project. Some of them are perfect for baby and children's wear – perhaps as the edge on a patch pocket? Or as the finest detail on a tea towel or a jacket. The possibilities are almost endless, so find your favourites and get designing!    The bias binding is 20 mm wide, made from 100% cotton, and comes in a pack of 3 meters.     Use Bias Binding for…   Sew bias binding on blankets and bath towels. Use it on dresses, shirts, and blouses – and for baby clothes and bodysuits. Let the bias binding act as fine details and beautiful finishes on edges and cut-outs.     Worth Knowing About Bias Binding  Bias binding has the (almost) magical ability to adapt to many fabrics. It is, as the name implies, cut on the bias and thus naturally follows your curves, necklines, corners, and edges. This results in a beautiful finish.     How to Sew on Bias Binding  Bias binding is for sewing on curves, corners, and straight stretches. When sewing the bias binding onto your project, sew with straight stitches approximately 2.5 cm in stitch length. While sewing, avoid pulling or stretching it. Let it align naturally along the edge for a neat finish.     TIP  When you start sewing your bias binding, fold approximately 2 cm inwards so it's double-layered. When you finish, tuck the other end's fold over your folded start. The same principle applies when extending a bias binding.  

GBP 3.50
1

Bias tape check 20mm blue/white 3m

Bias tape check 20mm blue/white 3m

Bias Binding in Lovely Patterns  Who says bias binding must be single-coloured and matching? Not us! Bias binding should, of course, match precisely your project and your DIY dreams. The binding always gives a beautiful finish – regardless of which you choose.     Stand Out  But these bindings are made to stand out. They are patterned and colourful in a matte quality, adding personality and charm to your project. Some of them are perfect for baby and children's wear – perhaps as the edge on a patch pocket? Or as the finest detail on a tea towel or a jacket. The possibilities are almost endless, so find your favourites and get designing!    The bias binding is 20 mm wide, made from 100% cotton, and comes in a pack of 3 meters.     Use Bias Binding for…   Sew bias binding on blankets and bath towels. Use it on dresses, shirts, and blouses – and for baby clothes and bodysuits. Let the bias binding act as fine details and beautiful finishes on edges and cut-outs.     Worth Knowing About Bias Binding  Bias binding has the (almost) magical ability to adapt to many fabrics. It is, as the name implies, cut on the bias and thus naturally follows your curves, necklines, corners, and edges. This results in a beautiful finish.     How to Sew on Bias Binding  Bias binding is for sewing on curves, corners, and straight stretches. When sewing the bias binding onto your project, sew with straight stitches approximately 2.5 cm in stitch length. While sewing, avoid pulling or stretching it. Let it align naturally along the edge for a neat finish.     TIP  When you start sewing your bias binding, fold approximately 2 cm inwards so it's double-layered. When you finish, tuck the other end's fold over your folded start. The same principle applies when extending a bias binding.  

GBP 1.75
1

Bias tape 1mm stripe 20mm blue/white 3m

Bias tape 1mm stripe 20mm blue/white 3m

Bias Binding in Lovely Patterns  Who says bias binding must be single-coloured and matching? Not us! Bias binding should, of course, match precisely your project and your DIY dreams. The binding always gives a beautiful finish – regardless of which you choose.     Stand Out  But these bindings are made to stand out. They are patterned and colourful in a matte quality, adding personality and charm to your project. Some of them are perfect for baby and children's wear – perhaps as the edge on a patch pocket? Or as the finest detail on a tea towel or a jacket. The possibilities are almost endless, so find your favourites and get designing!    The bias binding is 20 mm wide, made from 100% cotton, and comes in a pack of 3 meters.     Use Bias Binding for…   Sew bias binding on blankets and bath towels. Use it on dresses, shirts, and blouses – and for baby clothes and bodysuits. Let the bias binding act as fine details and beautiful finishes on edges and cut-outs.     Worth Knowing About Bias Binding  Bias binding has the (almost) magical ability to adapt to many fabrics. It is, as the name implies, cut on the bias and thus naturally follows your curves, necklines, corners, and edges. This results in a beautiful finish.     How to Sew on Bias Binding  Bias binding is for sewing on curves, corners, and straight stretches. When sewing the bias binding onto your project, sew with straight stitches approximately 2.5 cm in stitch length. While sewing, avoid pulling or stretching it. Let it align naturally along the edge for a neat finish.     TIP  When you start sewing your bias binding, fold approximately 2 cm inwards so it's double-layered. When you finish, tuck the other end's fold over your folded start. The same principle applies when extending a bias binding.  

GBP 0.88
1