Use your old hair iron, or find one cheap at a thrift shop, as a small craft iron! Flatten out your wrinkled ribbon, se…

Nov 10, 2013 - Hi everyone! Sometimes the "tools" for Tool Time come from the craziest places. Today's tool is one of my hair gadgets. I saw this in a maga

Sew Many Ways: Tool Time TuesdayRibbon Iron

TULIP Embellishment Adhesives & Tools 23428 Tc Opstk Mini Fashion Iron, As Detailed : Home & Kitchen

Quick Way to Straighten Wrinkled Ribbon

Mini Craft Iron Mini Heat Press Mini Iron Portable Handy Heat Press Small Iron with Charging Base Accessories for Beads Patch Clothes DIY Shoes T-Shirts Heat Transfer Vinyl Projects (Blue)

Simplicity Trim, Silver 5 mm Metallic Cord Trim Great for Apparel, Home Decorating, and Crafts, 3 Yards, 1 Each

The company keeping a 100-year-old ribbon making style alive

Size Reference: our mini craft irons come packaged in a beautiful box and measure approximately 108 x 63 x 66 mm / 4.25 x 2.48 x 2.6 inches, portable

Mini Craft Iron Mini Heat Press Mini Iron Portable Handy Heat Press Small Iron with Charging Base Accessories for Beads Patch Clothes DIY Shoes

Quick Way to Straighten Wrinkled Ribbon

recycle your old flat iron or hair dryer & get $40 toward a new one! - Mint Arrow

Size Reference: our mini craft irons come packaged in a beautiful box and measure approximately 108 x 63 x 66 mm / 4.25 x 2.48 x 2.6 inches, portable

Mini Craft Iron Mini Heat Press Mini Iron Portable Handy Heat Press Small Iron with Charging Base Accessories for Beads Patch Clothes DIY Shoes

Size reference: our mini Craft Iron comes with a mini size, measuring approx. 108 x 63 x 66 mm/ 4.25 x 2.48 x 2.6 inches, portable for you to carry

Mini Craft Iron Mini Heat Press Mini Iron Portable Handy Heat Press Small Iron with Charging Base Accessories for Beads Patch Clothes DIY Shoes

Mini Craft Iron Mini Heat Press Mini Iron Portable Handy Heat Press Small Iron with Charging Base Accessories for Beads Patch Clothes DIY Shoes T-Shirts Heat Transfer Vinyl Projects (Orange)

How to Upcycle Fabric Scraps and Old T-shirts Into Yarn - Spoonflower Blog