Hi friends!
Today I am here with a very quick and easy project using the Bearly Awake design by White Spruce Studio.
Heat transfer vinyl is definitely not as popular as it was many years ago but there's still a good place for it. Here I am adding this design to a night gown. I am not a fan of the plastic feel that some heat transfer vinyls can be so I chose to use the soft and fuzzy flocked vinyl.
Use a ruler to eyeball what size you would like the design.
I chose 8" wide.
I chose the colors based on what I had in flocked heat transfer vinyl. I made a rectangle and colors it similar to my garment and the design similar to the vinyl to see if I liked how it looked on the screen before I cut it out.
Send the design to the cutter to be cut. I am using a Silhouette Cameo.
Fold the garment in half to find the center. Use an iron or heat press to mark the center by pressing the fold. Also run the heat source over garment to reduce moisture in the fabric that comes from humidity. This will give you a better press. If you are using a hand held press or iron, be sure to protect the work surface. I suggest a wool mat.
Center the design on the garment and press.
Look how nice this flocked material looks.
All done. It's that easy and quick for a cute night gown!
~Paula
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