Sukie Iron-On Pad Giveaway

I opened up my mailbox last week to find this really cool new product from Chronicle Books– it’s a pad of iron on transfers designed by Sukie. The pad contains all sorts of fun designs (some of which I will show you below)– animals, letters, buildings, trees, flowers, butterflies, and more. Of course I had to run and try one out on a onesie (hmm, I wonder who it could be for?).

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(sorry for the gray photos…we got a bunch of snow last night)

The transfers worked really well on the onesie– taking nowhere near the 3-5 minutes mentioned in the instructions. Be sure to pay attention- they recommend using a hard surface (not your ironing board), so I used a 7 x 10 wooden plaque I got at Michaels for about $2. It fits the page size perfectly, and easily slips into a onesie. FYI, the design did transfer through to the wood, so don’t use your table as a surface.  I also tried the iron-ons on some cheapie canvas bags I got at the craft store– with less than stellar results. Mainly, the canvas is more toothy so the transfer doesn’t take as well (my fault, not the transfer’s) and I ended up burning it. Whoops. But it is perfect on thinner, more cottony material, such as: onesies, t-shirts, tea towels, flour sacks, etc.

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Some of the designs would also look cute if you just transfered them to plain white cotton, then appliqued them to darker fabrics with layers of printed fabrics beneath/around the iron on (my way of getting around needing a light surface for the transfers to work). Wouldn’t they make sweet patches?

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I just love these houses too. And, as the title indicates, Chronicle Books has generously offered to give away 1 FREE copy of the iron-on pad to a Lindamade reader. To win, leave a comment below telling me how you would use the iron-ons. The winner will be picked randomly; please make sure there’s a way for me to contact you from your comment (ie. enter your email address in the appropriate box). Deadline to enter is this Friday, December 5th, at 12 pm NOON.

And, in case you’re living under a rock, Chronicle Books‘ Friends and Family sale is still going on through this Friday– 35% off the books, PLUS free shipping. Use the discount code “Friends” at checkout.

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P.S. On a shop note, I just added some adorable felted baby elf hats to the shop in red and green. Check ‘em out!

  • Matt C.
    Do you know when these will be published and available to the public? I've been searching everywhere for the pad for my girlfriend.

    Thanks!

    -Matt
  • love... i would probably put them on just about all of my clothes and then some of my friend's and family's and nephew's clothes.
  • Hollis
    So cute! I would use them to make cotton bookmarks out of cut up tshirts for my students.
  • Cute, I would definitely use these for onsies! They look really great.
  • Tammy
    I would use the transfers to decorate our newly painted living room which is screaming for something artsy crafty. That and probably decorate my boys' clothing which is so dull at the moment.
  • I would use them to make things for my nieces and nephews because I don't (unfortunately) have any children yet. It would make me the "cool" aunt I suppose!
  • I was eying these while I shopped at Chronicle books earlier this week, taking advantage of their FRIENDS discount. Unfortunately I wasn't shopping for myself and they weren't right for anyone on my Christmas shopping list. I would LOVE to win a set! I would use them on cloth napkins and matching place mats. Wouldn't the houses in particular, look really cute lined up at the bottom of a place mat?
    I've got my fingers crossed for this one!
  • Oh my, the possiblities are endless, but to name a few...my sister-in-law is having a baby so I'd probably start with some onesies for her, then I'd move on to some cool t-shirts for my three boys and maybe some cool t-shirts for myself and tea towels for my mom.
    Thanks for the great giveaway.
  • My sewing machine is not my best buddy, iron ons would be perfect!! I would make lots of onesie to spoil my nephew Hugo with.
    Happy holidays!
    /Anna
  • I saw this post and now have time to comment. This is adorable! I love it. Even if I don't win, I will definitely be getting these. On a shirt for my 7 month old would be really cute. Or even one for my two year old. Love the idea. I must say, though, tea towels for the kitchen would be super adorable.
  • Oh Sukie is so great! I would probably use the transfers to make items of clothing for my gaggle of cutie nieces and nephews, maybe some tea towels for myself. Oooh! Or, going with the idea of ironing them onto a piece of fabric, you could make little stuffie Christmas ornaments with these. Tis the season, right?!
  • i love iron on's ! i have onesie's to decorate for my expecting neighbor...
  • I have a 10 month old and several of my friends have new babys (I'm in that stage of life, I guess!) :) so I'd use them for my son, but also for my friends' babies! Thanks so much!
  • I'd use them to make cute clothes for my 3 kids. They're really adorable (the transfers AND my kids! lol!). I'll have to check out their website...I live under a rock and didn't know about them.
  • Those are so cute...I think Christmas pj's could be jazzed up with them for starters!
    and guess I have been living under a rock (or on a rock is more appropriate) - off to check out the book sale!! :-)
  • WOW! What an awesome GIVEAWAY!
  • Kate
    What great transfers! I'm keeping my fingers crossed and sending good thoughts out to the random number generator!
  • Love those!

    I have a brand new nephew that I would love to spoil with some adorable clothes! I bought some organic cotton onsies that are begging to be embellished:)
  • So cute! I would iron them onto blank fabric and then frame them as art around my apartment!
  • sarahau
    So adorable, I have a heap of cot sheets that I would love to smarten up fro the new bubs - as he is already getting so many of his brothers hand me downs!
    Sarah
  • Rebekah
    Yes, please!!! I would love these for tea towels and maybe a snazzy apron! Oh, random number generator please pick me!!!
  • Heather
    Ooooh so cute! I would totally use them for decorative gift towels and totally on t-shirts!
  • I would so use these for dish towels! I use the tea towel variety.
  • Heidi
    A close friend is expecting her first baby and I would love to be able to use the iron ons in a baby quilt or even cute little quilted bibs!
  • I would use these to embellish t-shirts for all the great kids my friends are starting to have and for my wonderful niece! So cute!
  • So cute! I would use the iron ons on my kids' clothes-- you know how layered t shirts are the thing! Maybe on some jersey skirts to match!
  • laura
    hello.
    oh i just found you.
    gosh those transfers are so so cute. i have a baby due in 4 weeks and 1 day. hooray. I am very excited and think that i would use the transfers for all things baby!!!! Thank you!!XXX
  • Those are so cute! My sister-in-law sent me some transfers from Japan a few years ago that I have hoarded jealously - these kind of remind me of them. I would use these as patches on handbags, and to embellish clothing for my two little boys.
  • Those are seriously the cutest iron on transfers I've ever seen. I'm not nomrally a fan, but I WANT THOSE! :) I could see myself rockin a tote with all those houses on it, or making some cute tees. Oh I so need to get my hands on those!
  • Rachel
    ooooooooooooooh i love those! i would iron them onto blank fabric and turn them into a patch work quilt
  • oh I love iron-on's! I think I would use all those houses around the bottom of one of my plain jane skirts. Then I would match my daughter: http://flickr.com/photos/elsiemarleyblog/262115...
  • What a great idea! And I'm off to the book sale - thanks for the enabling!
  • I would take a selection of the blue and green iron ons, transfer them to fabric, and add them to a hexagon quilt I am making for my 2 year old. These are so sweet! Thanks for the giveaway. Molly (acyder@gmail.com)
  • Hmmm...I like the onesie idea (or tiny tees for those who have outgrown their onesies)...or grownup tees for me and friends (way better than store-bought - more creative!).
  • I just love the Sukie designs! I think I'd use these in some fabric/paper journals I've been making lately. But I'm also thinking they'd be cute on a CD case I'm working on, too. Lots of great ways to use these cuties! Thanks for the fun giveaway.
  • Love iron-on transfers! I would use them on reusable shopping totes & more!
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