Embroidery Iron-On Transfer Pattern: World Landmarks by Stitcher's Revolution Review

These patterns are adorable. Some patterns are amazingly intricate and some are very simple. For those embroiderers who can be grumpy about patterns not being washed (despite the company stating this on their website) I would suggest treating the piece with a stain remover overnight before washing for the best chance of to wash or lighten the pattern. . Make sure you are embroidering with a high quality, colored thread and that the stain remover will not affect the brightness of your embroidery

You've been to many just not as complex or sophisticated ways as I've come to expect from Stitcher's Revolutions other transfer template packs. They're cute and probably best for those who encourage skills that won't get bored to tears. Good reference points for gifts I've made, though Transfers with Stitcher's Revolution never work well after the first transfer, you can only get two additional passes, but they are incomplete or weak, plan accordingly.

These iron-on transfers take me back to my childhood when I first learned to embroider. They are easy to use and work quickly. They make it easy to personalize all kinds of garments, bedding, bags, etc. And if you're not a embroiderer, permanent markers work well too. (Whatever you choose, the item must be able to withstand the heat of the iron.) I am using this kit to make a quilt for my guest room. This is meant to put a smile on my visitors' faces. And since you can use each transfer…