Sooo, I’ve seen several iron-on transfer projects around the web lately… like this adorable DIY tote bag and this cute hoop art! I thought it was about time to throw all caution to the wind and just go for it! I guess I was terrified of screwing things up. However, it was easy peasy! That’s where these FREE Spring and Easter Iron-On Transfers came into the picture. I decided to make some muslin treat bags for some friends and family — and I’m sharing the fun with you too!
Supplies:
Avery Transfers for Ink-Jet Printers
Scissors
4×6 Muslin Bags
Iron
Treats/Gifts to fill your bags
Step One: Print the Spring or Easter iron-on transfer images using appropriate paper (see below)
Step Two: Cut each design out while iron is warming up. Keep in mind that using round edges are less likely to lift or get caught in the iron when ironing the piece.
Step Three: Attach iron-on transfer to bag according to package directions.
Step Four: Fill your Spring or Easter treat bags with crafty goodies, gift cards or sweet treats.
And that’s it! You’re ready to make someone’s day. Super easy with a fantastically (is that a word?) sweet outcome. Don’t you think?
Whose ready to print them off and create some Spring and Easter goodness? I’ve already flipped the images for you too! So it’s as easy as printing, cutting and ironing them onto your muslin bags.
*Please Note: All printables and downloads designed by Live Laugh Rowe are for PERSONAL USE ONLY. Please do not alter the file or claim it as your own. This file is not intended for resale, nor are the printed versions of this file.
Print or Save Happy Spring Iron-On Transfer Images
Print or Save Happy Easter Iron-On Transfer Images
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These are SO incredibly cute, I have to make some now!!
Aw, thanks Virginia! I appreciate it. 🙂 Yes, give these a try. Super easy and adroable! Have a great day. xo.
hi! i just joined your blog. i just wanted to let you know i’m also a twin. my sister janice and i ( janet ) are 67 yrs old and very very close. in our families we are only known as the twins. i would not trade my relationship with her for anything.the only sad thing is we live apart. i just hope your relationship is as great as ours. did you trade places as kids? we did alot!
janet hall
Hi Janet…and welcome! So glad you stopped by and left this comment. 🙂 How wonderful that you are a twin as well. My twinkie, Kristine and I are very close – always have been. She moved to STL about 7 years ago and we love living in the same city. We did our share of trading places as kids. Oh, the memories! We find ourselves laughing at the good times often. Twins are truly amazing and I love seeing and meeting them. Have a great day!!! HUGS.
Wow, now this is a craft I can actually do! So cute!!!
Thanks Liz! Yes, this is definately a easy craft…so give them a try. 🙂 Have a wonderful day. xo.
These are adorable Kelly!
Thanks so much Cheryl! Appreciate it. Enjoy the rest of your weekend. 🙂 HUGS.
Hi Kelly! Such lovely bags!
Have a wonderful Easter!
Hugs and love from Portugal,
Ana Love Craft
Thanks Ana! I appreciate it. 🙂 Hugs right back to you from Saint Louis!! Happy Easter! HUGS!
Kelly, these are just the cutest bags!! You are SO creative. I am totally going to make these!! Where do you get your bags? I Just found your blog and love it 🙂 Have a great day!
Lindsay
Hi Lindsay! Thanks so much for your kind words. I actually sell the bags in my shop (house129.etsy.com). Happy creating! xo
So cute! And I love your blog. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much Karen! I appreciate your stopping by. 🙂 Have a wonderful day! HUGS.
These are so soft and lovely. I just adore them!
Thanks so much Marie! I really appreciate it. Hope you’ll give them a try. They are just too cute. 🙂 Happy Thursday! HUGS.
These are so pretty! Thanks!