OĹĂlwek transferowy 1565 3 sztuki

The Czech Republic brand "Kohinol" was founded by Josef Hardtmuth in Vienna in 1790. In 1848, the production of graphite reeds was moved to Chescave Jayovice. In the meantime, KOH-I-NOOR pencils were a huge success at many exhibitions around the world. The product was won numerous awards in Milan in 1905 in 1855 in 1856, 1900 and 1925 in London, 1862 in Vienna 1882. Koh-i-noor graphite reeds have been an assortment of products in four major categories. Art Assortment (ART), School Assortment (SCHOOL), OFFICE Hobby KOH-I-NOOR Company continues to observe the industry development and modern trends while updating and completing its product range based on demand. As well as top-notch pencils, we have a huge selection of stationery items including charcoal, red chalk, pastel, crayon, chalk, oil and water based colors, gisper, Indian ink, drawing materials, rubber and more than 4,500 products. Pencils are used to transfer template motifs or banners that are drawn on fabric or other materials. The ink on the fabric after heat sublimation. That's why we call it heat transfer PENCIL The motif is transferred through the light through eg. baking paper. After the motif of tracing paper, you can turn on the fabric and iron it in a cotton setting using regular iron. Cotton looks like the ideal fabric. The motif can be replayed several times. The motif can be completed with paint or embroidery on the fabric.