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  • Deighton's Silver Smocking Transfer dots yellow would be best for dark coloured fabrics, They may be difficult to see on heavily patterned fabric, better to print onto a strip of white cotton lawn and then pick up the dots through the lawn and your own fabric, One sheet in each pack, save money when buying more than one sheet, How to use Transfer Dots: Place the transfer over the wrong side of the material, being careful to put it on accurately and leaving space for a seam. Iron off the dots, using a moderately hot iron , if the dots do not iron off then run your iron over the sheet again. Will not transfer well on fabrics with a cut spot unless you remove the cut spot because of the uneven surface , See video on how to use these dots Do not iron off more rows than required as they are not designed to wash off Iron on Smocking Dots – another way to use them Did you know, once you cut off the number of rows you need, you can pin the dots to your fabric and pick up each dot through the tissue then tear away the tissue once you have picked up all the rows. Don’t forget to put a knot on the end of the thread, so you don’t pull it out as you go.
  • Smocking Transfer Dots - Size 'A' 8 mm x 9.5 mm - see video on how to use - one sheet in each pack - not designed to wash off
  • Smocking Transfer Dots - Size 'B' 9.5 mm x 6.5 mm - see video on how to use - one sheet in each pack - not designed to wash off
  • Smocking Transfer Dots - Size 'G' 5 mm x 7.5 mm - see video on how to use - one sheet in each pack - not designed to wash off
  • Smocking Transfer Dots - Size 'H' 6.5 mm x 9.5 mm - see video on how to use - one sheet in each pack - not designed to wash off
  • Smocking Transfer Dots - Size 'O' 3 mm x 6.5 mm - see video on how to use - one sheet in each pack - not designed to wash off
  • Smocking Transfer Dots - Size 'K' 5 mm x 5 mm - Use this size if you want a half space row - ideal for babies and dolls clothes - see video on how to use - not designed to wash off - Please note the scorch marks will not affect the end result.
  • Smocking Transfer Dots - Size 'Q' 6.5 mm x 6.5 mm - see video on how to use - one sheet in each pack - not designed to wash off
  • Smocking Transfers Dots - Size guide, see video on how to use

    • Silver Smocking Transfer Dots - one sheet per pack

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    Deighton's Silver Smocking Transfer dots yellow would be best for dark coloured fabrics

    They may be difficult to see on heavily patterned fabric, better to print onto a strip of white cotton lawn and then pick up the dots through the lawn and your own fabric

    One sheet in each pack, save money when buying more than one sheet

    How to use Transfer Dots: 

    Place the transfer over the wrong side of the material, being careful to put it on accurately and leaving space for a seam.  

    Iron off the dots, using a moderately hot iron 

    if the dots do not iron off then run your iron over the sheet again.

    Transfer sheet come in several sizes 

    Size 'A' 8mm x 9mm 19 rows per sheet

    Size 'B' 9mm x 6mm 29 rows per sheet 

    Size 'G' 5mm x 7mm 23 rows per sheet 

    Size 'H' 6mm x 9mm 19 rows per sheet 

    Size 'K' 5mm x 5mm 37 rows per sheet 

    Size 'O' 3mm x 6mm 28 rows per sheet

    Size 'Q' 6mm x 6mm 28 rows per sheet

    Sheet size 20 cm x 115 cm (8" x 45" appx)

    Will not transfer well on fabrics with a cut spot unless you remove the cut spot because of the uneven surface 

    See video on how to use these dots

    Do not iron off more rows than required as they are not designed to wash off

    Iron on Smocking Dots – another way to use them

    Ideal for white fabrics or heavily patterned fabrics

    Did you know, once you cut off the number of rows you need, you can pin the dots to your fabric and pick up each dot through the tissue then tear away the tissue once you have picked up all the rows.

    Don’t forget to put a knot on the end of the thread, so you don’t pull it out as you go.

     

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    • 5
      Smocking dots

      Posted by Rosie on 19th Sep 2024

      Easy to use. Good clear ironbon transfer of dots

    • 5
      Smocking dots

      Posted by Tania Brett on 29th Oct 2023

      Exellent product

    • 5
      Smocking dots

      Posted by Helen Berry on 23rd Jun 2023

      Great idea for tricky to pleat on a pleater such as panels within a garment or if you don’t have a pleater.

    • 5
      Very pleased with result

      Posted by Anne Garfoot on 22nd Mar 2023

      Happy with smocking done using the dots

    • 5
      Arrived promptly....very easy to use....clear for smocking and washed out easily

      Posted by Marcia Windsor on 5th Aug 2022

      Would order again....in fact the only place I found that sold them.

    • 5
      Smoking dots

      Posted by Elizabeth on 16th Nov 2021

      The dots are perfect for the projects I carry out by hand.

    • 5
      Iron on spot transfers

      Posted by Karen Barr on 1st Sep 2021

      High quality transfers perfect for smocking . Highly recommend

    • 5
      Silver smocking dots

      Posted by Gillian on 27th Jun 2021

      Very useful products that works very well. Fast delivery too!

    • 4
      Smocking dots

      Posted by Victoria Daintree on 17th May 2021

      Difficult to get all the dots to transfer Reply - Sorry to here this, some fabrics if they have a manmade element can mean you have to go over the dots a second time or if the fabric is very patterned ie Liberty, then the dots transfer but you just cannot see them in the pattern.