Create personalised fabric designs with the Skillmatics Iron-Its Iron-On Transfer Kit. Designed for children aged 7 years and above, this DIY craft kit lets kids make their own designs using magic iron-on markers, stencils and printed designs, then transfer them onto fabric using an iron.
Decorate the included canvas tote bag or customise your own clothes and accessories. Choose from three creative methods: draw freehand, trace stencil designs or use the included printed designs.
Key Features
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DIY iron-on craft: Create designs on paper and transfer them onto fabric.
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Three ways to create: Draw freehand, trace with stencils or use printed designs.
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Magic iron-on markers: Includes 8 markers for creating designs.
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30+ stencil designs: Explore different patterns and design ideas.
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Personalise fabric items: Decorate the included tote bag or customise your own clothes and accessories.
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Creative activity: Suitable for individual crafting or creating together.
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Age suitability: Recommended for children aged 7 years and above.
What's Included
Suitable for kids, tweens and teens who enjoy art, fashion and DIY crafts, this kit can be used for birthday gifts, holiday activities, sleepovers and back-to-school creativity.
Product Information / Specifications
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Product Type: Iron-on transfer craft kit
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Age Suitability: 7 years+
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Included Tote Bag Dimensions: 11.6 × 13 inches
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Markers: 8 magic iron-on markers
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Other Included Items: Practice cloth and instruction manual
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Creative Methods: Freehand drawing, stencil tracing and printed designs
FAQ
What age is the Skillmatics Iron-Its kit suitable for?
It is recommended for children aged 7 years and above.
What is included in the kit?
The kit includes a canvas tote bag, 8 magic iron-on markers, 30+ stencil designs, 5 printed designs, a practice cloth and an instruction manual.
What can children decorate with this kit?
Children can decorate the included tote bag or customise their own clothes and accessories.
How many ways can children create designs?
There are three methods: freehand drawing, tracing with stencils and using printed designs.
