This cuff is significantly lighter than the solid ones. It's ideal for delicate edging or shirt necklines. The cuff is nicely stretchy but also retains its shape. It's ideal for thinner fabrics like jersey or viscose.

This cuff is significantly lighter than the solid ones. It's ideal for delicate edging or shirt necklines. The cuff is nicely stretchy but also retains its shape. It's ideal for thinner fabrics like jersey or viscose.

We had our own iron-on transfers produced! They're all hand-drawn and printed borderless. You can simply cut out individual motifs and position them on your project as desired.

The corner of a pennant was printed onto the fabric edge. See photo. It couldn't be easier! Cut out the pennants, sew them together, turn them, and sew them onto bias binding – your pennant chain is complete. We recommend the anthracite bias binding. You'll need 3 meters.

This cuff is significantly lighter than the solid ones. It's ideal for delicate edging or shirt necklines. The cuff is nicely stretchy but also retains its shape. It's ideal for thinner fabrics like jersey or viscose.

This cuff is significantly lighter than the solid ones. It's ideal for delicate edging or shirt necklines. The cuff is nicely stretchy but also retains its shape. It's ideal for thinner fabrics like jersey or viscose.

This cuff is significantly lighter than the solid ones. It's ideal for delicate edging or shirt necklines. The cuff is nicely stretchy but also retains its shape. It's ideal for thinner fabrics like jersey or viscose.