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Consultez mes autres objets ! Consultez mes autres objets ! L'écusson peut être cousu ou appliqué avec un fer à repasser. L'écusson brodé est recouvert d'une colle spéciale qui fond sous l'effet de la chaleur et s'incorpore donc bien dans les matières textiles. Placer l'écusson brodé à l'emplacement souhaité, le recouvrir d'une feuille de papier sulfurisé et l'appliquer avec un fer à repasser. Autres détails : À coudre, ou à appliquer. 15 a 20 secondes avec tout fer à repasser. |
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