Customize shirts, onsies, tote bags, and more.\r\nOne of the coolest and simplest craft supplies I’ve come across is paper-backed, iron-on adhesive. The adhesive often comes on a roll or is sold in sheets. It basically consists of an adhesive that melts when heat is applied (via iron) and a paper backing. I created a similar tutorial a few years ago and it continues to be one of my most popular blog posts. I thought it could use some updating.
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