Fusing plastic bags to make "plastic fabric" is not the only way to use this material. Ironing ready-cut forms straight to the fabric (or knitwear in this case) proved to be a very fast and cool looking effect! This technique can be applied if you want to make your own House Of Holland-styled tees!

























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kermit
20 Mar 13:51
Whow! never thought of using my bags in this way. I knew of the fusing technique, but this is really really awsome. I love the way how the black plastic of the skull seems to be one with the fabric!
ʎǝɔɐɹƃ
23 Mar 20:35
OH WOW-I'm going to make one and i will cut out the letters ITFC for my beloved football team! LURVE IT!
kirky carrott
27 May 12:53
WOW :) this is gonna be so much fun to try wiv the girlies n a few bottles a wine :0
fab effort xx
Cat Morley
18 Jun 17:00
This is such an awesome technique, I'm going to try it!
DIS.AR.RAY
03 Jul 00:37
I love this idea! It looks so friggin professional, especial on the kane shirt. Its such a creative idea! I'm totally doing this!
The Twins
01 Aug 13:19
wow!
this is looking so professional!
I always thought that it sucks to buy those expencive shirts and now i know how to make them!
great, i really going to try this
Jaime is Crafty
17 Aug 07:11
Woah dang that is the most cleaver idea! Thanks for sharing it!
KMOM14
02 Dec 06:16
I had never heard of doing this before and will have to give it a try some time.
This sounds like it would work very well for things that are washed infrequently like small throw pillows, wall hangings, purses or wallets, or not at all, like to decorate fabric to use on making scrapbooks or journals.
The Twins
20 Jan 18:29
i love it
but can the vapors be toxic?
OutsaPop Trashion
20 Jan 19:20
Good question! When you use just heat (not steam) when ironing there is no vapour. At least I did not see or smell any. You are only melting the plastic for a few seconds, not burning it :)
jonesy
13 Feb 22:00
this is very cool
Maddz103 S.
07 Jun 01:59
wow. all along i was throwing my money away shamelessly on t-shirts like so that just fell apart on the mold thing, and i could've just done this. i feel really dumb.
Sameero
16 Jun 07:37
Hm. This one is interesting. Definitely worth trying out sometime.
Linda L.
19 Jun 23:11
Very awesome idea!
MAGg C.
22 Jul 18:17
SMART<3