Prym Embroidery Transfer Paper - Blue & White

This transfer paper is suitable for a wide variety of materials, including most common fabrics like cotton, linen, and fabric blends. Always test on a small, hidden area first, especially with delicate or synthetic fabrics.

Choose the blue paper for use on light-colored fabrics and the white paper for dark-colored fabrics. This ensures the best contrast and visibility for tracing your pattern.

It is best to avoid ironing directly over the transferred lines before washing, as heat can set the markings, making them more difficult to remove. Complete your stitching or embroidery first, then wash the item.

The markings are intended to be transferred just before you begin your sewing or embroidery project. While they are generally stable, it's best to complete your work and wash the fabric within a few days for easiest removal.

Each sheet of Prym Embroidery Transfer Paper measures 56 x 40cm.

No, the markings are designed to be washable and removable after your project is complete.

Ensure you are applying firm, consistent pressure when tracing. Check that the colored side of the transfer paper is facing the fabric. Try using a different tracing tool, such as a ballpoint pen or a stylus.

Test the paper on a scrap piece of the same fabric first. Ensure you are following the fabric's recommended washing instructions. For stubborn marks, a slightly warmer wash (if fabric permits) or a fabric stain remover designed for ink may be necessary. Always pre-test stain removers.

Avoid touching or handling the fabric excessively after tracing and before washing. Work carefully around the transferred lines.