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DIY Printable – Read More Books Iron On Transfer

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Even though I think books are the best ever, I need a reminder sometimes. I so often find myself swept up in sewing or just looking for eye candy on the internet (I'm lookin' at you Pinterest) that I think I don't read as much as I should. So, in order to give myself a little reminder as well as a fun and useful tote, I created this "Read More Books" iron-on transfer design. I've had this DIY Printable in mind for a few months now and I'm so excited with how it turned out.

To make your own "Read More Books" tote bag you will need a tote and some iron on transfer paper. You can make your own tote (see my tutorial here) or use a pre-made one. You could also iron this design on a t-shirt or anything else made of fabric.

Printers operate differently but usually when you set your printer media to "Iron on transfer" it will automatically flip the design horizontally. I recommend doing a test print on regular paper to make sure it flips before printing on the iron on transfer paper. I found that the color was blacker when I did not use the "Iron on transfer" preset. So, I've included an already reversed version just in case.

Click here to download Read More Books graphic.

Click here to download reversed Read More Books graphic.

This design is for personal use only. Not for profit or resale.

Beth

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