HOW TO TRANSFER A DESIGN ON WOOL FABRIC

[@deliabottoms285]

I think the Pellon Wash and Gone will be my top choice to use for wool felt. I love the idea! I did not even know that Pellon made such a nifty thing for embroidering onto felt or other heavy fabric. This should simplify what I thought was going to be a challenging project. I do like the Press n Seal paper too, but to reduce the risk of damaging the stitches, the Pellon would work best.
Thank you for this very informative video.😊

[@rondagooch5270]

Thank you! Very helpful 😊

[@janettesibley7850]

I think the tulle will save my project, thank you.

[@sandybeach1847]

Hello, The tulle idea looks great...I will try that one! Thanks for sharing!!

[@tedhobgood]

very helpful, thank you!

[@pennyhanley4810]

Thank you for the tulle method. This is exactly what I needed. I need to transfer designs onto woollen bowls I have felted, and the designs will then be needle felted onto the bowl. Perfect, thank you.

[@westcoastwool]

I am so glad it helped! Thank you for the positive feedback.

[@gwensmith7024]

Thanks Beth, I like the press & Seal but want to try the Sulky. I like seeing all the different products in one place here to refer to.

[@cindypeters6056]

Great suggestions! I wouldn’t have thought of those as options!

[@marybauer7176]

My go to for transferring designs is white or grey graphite paper and a stylus. The paper is non smudging. I’ve used it on fabric but not wool yet. I love seeing your other options.

[@acac8902]

Thank you for a quick, informative video. Very helpful!

[@jobryan3238]

Thank you. Very helpful! I’ve avoided dark background projects. Not anymore!

[@theresecrouch2924]

Awesome , i think the pellon 541 would be my 1st choice, but they're all great

[@sincere91005]

Thanks sis for taking the time to share

[@gennyholland5340]

Great video! Thank you 😊

[@westcoastwool]

Thank you!