My friend made (and I helped pick out) a bunch of images and she did iron on tees and onesies for our friend's twins as a shower present. Like a ton of them! To fit from newborn through 18 months.

This is similar to what I did for Em's Miracle Princess stuff (which I still have yet to see any pictures of! t taps foot ). It's totally doable.

eta: JZ, there's iron-on paper you can get from Staples, for white or for colored fabric.

How did she make the iron-on images?

There's iron-on transfer paper that can be run through computer printers.

(Of course this was an x-post.)

You get get iron-on stuff to print from your printer. Or, you can take images to most print shops and they'll copy them onto iron-on stuff.

Love my fancy vocabulary?!

and...it's x-post again!

I just got back from the final walk-through before really truly finally honest-to-doG signing my life away and buying our pretty house tomorrow morning. If I'm too exhausted to show up at the closing can I just phone in?

Awesome! I foresee much Little Nemo scanning in my future.

Do they actually last any decent length of time? The last time I had anything with an iron-on was in my '70s childhood, from which I remember the sadness of shiny new iron-ons that always looked kind of sad after the first wash.

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Wonderful but sad-making daybed.

Very pretty and elegant!

I figure she can use it for awile. Ikea also sells a frame for a trundle that could go under for sleepovers.

I am having the hardest time finding decently priced, solid pink bedding. This is by far my favorite, though. [link]

Do they actually last any decent length of time?

I know she did something to them afterwards to set the image better but I don't know what it is. I will find out!

I was searching for a pic of the twins in one of the iron-on things and this was the only one I could find:

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They are so much bigger now!

This picture is simultaneously ded-of-teh-cute and frickin' hilarious.