Welcome to the Craft Lab, a new destination for savvy crafters like you. We’re bringing the fun of handmade to the digital age with step-by-step projects, inspiring video tutorials and daily tips that shout hip-hip-hooray! for all things handmade.
Iron-on transfers are a fun and easy way to print on textiles, allowing you to copy an image from a piece of paper onto fabric with help from your iron.
Craft Lab host Lotta Jansdotter turned her love of sewing and screen-printing into the popular label and studio Lotta Jansdotter. Scandinavian-born Lotta found her calling at age 20 in California the very first time she tried screen-printing. It wasn’t long before her modern, nature-inspired graphics could be found on everything from linens to fashion accessories, stationery and more. In Japan, her homespun aesthetic and do-it-yourself books made her an instant style star and soon, the rest of the world caught on. Today, Lotta continues to hand-print textiles, author how-to books on sewing and printing and even finds time to teach small workshops to aspiring Lottas, all from her Brooklyn, New York, studio. Check out Lotta’s handmade confections at www.jansdotter.com.
