It is no secret that screen prints add to the splendor of a shirt, especially when it is spotless and neat. The print can be a logo, letters, an intricate

Iron-on transfers don't have to be permanent. Not only can they be removed, but there are several ways to remove them.

Find an easy way to remove print heat transfer vinyl lettering from t-shirts and reuse your t-shirt for another craft design or project.

This is a guide about removing a logo from a sweatshirt. You may want to remove a logo from a sweatshirt because it is damaged or just to update the shirt.

Until I came across the cleanup techniques, I had no idea how to remove screen printing on a certain cloth.

Whether it be from a printing mistake or finding a very cute shirt in a thrift store, sometimes you just have to remove a printed vinyl decal or two. You don't have to worry! In this guide, you will learn how to remove the vinyl from clothing in no time.

Maybe you've placed the embroidery in the wrong place or it is flawed, or the design or color is terrible. Whatever the cause, you've to find an easy way to remove embroidery without damaging the clothing. Don't worry, we're here to show you how to do it with the right tools and techniques.

There are a few reasons you might want to remove printed designs or lettering from an item of clothing. Maybe you love the piece of clothing, but don't like the printing. Perhaps the printing is getting old and doesn't look good anymore,...

This post will cover removing vinyl from your shirt without damaging the fabric. Let's return your shirt to its original state!

I found out quickly that sometimes you screw up and you will need to remove the already heat pressed HTV. I actually threw out a couple of pieces, which after discovering this method I quickly fished out of my crafting trash can.