How to Transfer Signs Onto Pillows
Follow the instructions below to create this DIY from HGTV Magazine.
Marko Metzinger/Studio D
By:
Jodi Kahn
and
Matthew Gleason
From:
HGTV Magazine
Materials Needed:
- shop signs
- scanner
- T-shirt transfer paper
- scissors
- cardboard
- pillow cover
- iron
Scan
Scan shop signs and save them on your computer. Resize them so they’ll fit on an 8 1/2-inch-by-11-inch piece of paper.
Print the images on T-shirt transfer paper made for dark fabric, and cut them out.
Iron
Stick a piece of cardboard inside a pillow cover to create a smooth surface. Iron the transfer paper image onto the pillow cover following the package instructions.
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