Create unique accessories like T-shirts or floral shoe clip-ons (yes, shoe clip-ons) with our iron-on clip art and techniques.

Use our clip art, heat-transfer paper, and fabric to create these elegant floral shoe clips, perfect for dressing up a plain ensemble.

The addition of a bold initial or vivid pattern can make a canvas bag newly stylish -- and unique to its owner.

Don't hide your favorite photos in your wallet -- flaunt them on your tote bag!

Dress up a pair of little girl's shoes with these easy-to-make (thanks to our clip art) paper-flower shoe clips. We offer rose or ranunculus to choose from.

This one-of-a-kind silk scarf is the perfect gift for any fashionista.

The lace that makes up this clutch is actually clip art and iron-on transfer paper. It's easy, elegant, and a great favor or gift.

Games at a family reunion wouldn't be complete without a starting lineup of shirts for everyone to wear during the water-balloon toss, three-legged race, and doughnut-eating contest. Begin with matching apple-motif tees and then stencil numbers on the back with fabric paint.

An iron-on initial in a woodsy typeface is an inspired (and easy) alternative to embroidery. Floral appliques naturally extend the theme.

Create your own iron-on shapes using your favorite craft punch and iron-transfer paper. The end result? Creativity gone wild on your or your kids' clothes.

Cherry blossoms are famously short-lived, but on a sturdy satchel they can last long past the season.

A cloth bag makes a natural canvas for young artists. This iron-on design spurs their self-expression.

White silhouettes give this tote bag a modern, screen-printed look.

What busy woman couldn't use a great bag? Just as personal as the gift of jewelry but a little less expected, a simple tote bearing a chic design is baggage any girl would want to carry around.

Sleek silhouettes turn a modest bag into an artful accessory.