Portland Bicycle DIY Skirt
Add this cute bicycle iron-on to a $4 thrift store skirt and you'll be riding in style. If you've got 5 minutes to spare, you can easily create this bike skirt and show it off around town. And for those who are short on time, it really does only take 5 minutes! Don't want to wear a skirt? You can use the same idea on a tote bag or a tee shirt. Forget birds- put a bike on it!
Primary TechniqueGeneral Crafts
SeasonSpring
Materials List
- Thrift store skirt (or any plain article of clothing in your closet)
- S*E*I's Iron-on Art Flocked Transfer
- An iron
This could get very addicting. Who wants to be wearing a bunch of no-fun, plain clothing all over the place? Not me!
Instructions
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This is so easy! Lay the article to be decorated on a hard, flat surface. Position the iron-on with the paper backing side up. The adhesive should be against the article of clothing that you're working on.
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Preheat DRY iron to 325- 350 degrees (cotton or linen setting on most irons). Press firmly for 15-20 seconds. Let cool for about 1 minute.
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Gently peel off the backing paper. Turn item inside out and iron design on the reverse side with firm pressure for an additional 10-15 seconds
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That's it. Directions are right on the package.
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And now you're ready to put on your cute new outfit and ride around town!
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*Pro-tip: Add your iron-on to your outfit a bit off-center. Notice I added the bicycle on over-lapping the side seam. This gives the design a bit of whimsy and now it can be seen from other angles.
