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Fixing a Peeling Iron-on Transfer?

How do you repair iron-on transfers that are peeling off?

By Tracy from Indianapolis, IN

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October 30, 20080 found this helpful
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Use fusible webbing....Pellon works the best! This is used to adhere fabric to fabric. The instructions are on the Pellon. Hope this works for you!
Elaine

 
February 15, 20100 found this helpful
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Consider using a sewing machine set on satin stitch. The satin stitch could be used to create a border around the entire picture. Or use the sewing machine set on a zig-zag stitch. This stitch could also be done by hand. Karen

 

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November 14, 2011

When I peeled my iron on it looked great. After it cooled I could see that it did not take all the way. Can I apply more heat with something other than the peeled paper since it is in the trash?

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November 16, 20110 found this helpful

If you haven't washed the item yet, you should be able to use a pressing cloth, (a bit of terry cloth towelling or a pillow case will work as well).

 
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February 7, 2010

Can you fix an iron on transfer that's peeling off of a t-shirt?

Stephanie from Wilmington, NC

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Fixing a Peeling Iron-on Transfer

Use fusible webbing. Pellon works the best. This is used to adhere fabric to fabric. The instructions are on the Pellon. Hope this works for you.

Elaine (10/30/2008)

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October 29, 2008

How can I fix a peeling iron-on transfer?

Brent from Duxbury, VT

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Fixing a Peeling Iron-on Transfer

Put a sheet of waxed paper over the top and heat iron to a low setting. Iron the waxed paper lightly. Keep checking every couple of seconds until the iron on is adhered. It doesn't take long for it to re-adhere. Make sure when washing the garment or what it is on that it doesn't go into the dryer. Sometimes dryers are just a bit too hot for iron ons and the glue comes unstuck.


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