Pin up embroidery

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September 16, 2007

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"How do I transfer it?" you ask... Easy. I have found three different transfer pens. The Sulky pen does a thicker line, but its what I used. I got it at Michael's on the t-shirt supply aisle not on the embroidery aisle. My mom bought me the Dritz Iron-On transfer pencil, but I haven't used it yet. She got it at JoAnn's. Aunt Martha's also has transfer pencils you can get online. They are on sale right now. :) Transfer it on some wool felt or other fabric and get to it!