Embroidery hoop with a pink teapot design on a light background with tea-themed embroidery transfers.
Framed embroidered picture of a pink teapot with a flower on a checkered tablecloth.
Set of iron on embroidery transfer patterns of kitchen items on a light pink background with a ruler at the top.
Hand iron on embroidery transfer with a honey jar design on a light pink background with scissors.
Set of kitchen themed sewing guides and patterns on a pink background
Embroidery hoop with a teapot and flower design held by a hand on a checkered background.
Lazy May Sewing Club iron-on embroidery patterns breakfast kitchen themed with sewing tools on a white background
Embroidery hoop with a pink teapot design on a light background with tea-themed embroidery transfers.
Framed embroidered picture of a pink teapot with a flower on a checkered tablecloth.
Set of iron on embroidery transfer patterns of kitchen items on a light pink background with a ruler at the top.
Hand iron on embroidery transfer with a honey jar design on a light pink background with scissors.
Set of kitchen themed sewing guides and patterns on a pink background
Embroidery hoop with a teapot and flower design held by a hand on a checkered background.
Lazy May Sewing Club iron-on embroidery patterns breakfast kitchen themed with sewing tools on a white background

Iron-On Embroidery Patterns: Breakfast Themed Designs

£6.50
Multi-buy offer: 10% off two patterns or 20% off three or more. Mix and match across pattern types.

New to embroidery? Add a Stitch Essentials set with hoops, thread, needles and a beginner stitch guide so you have everything ready to start stitching your first project.

Bring a little breakfast-table charm to your stitching with this set of breakfast themed iron-on embroidery patterns. The sheet includes a striped mug, teacup, teapot, toast, egg cup, croissant, milk carton, jam jar, honey pot and more.

Use the designs together to make a cheerful kitchen embroidery panel, or cut out your favourite motifs to decorate napkins, placemats, tea towels, aprons, table runners and other kitchen textiles.

Simply trim out the design you want, transfer it with a hot iron and stitch over the lines. A lovely choice for beginner-friendly embroidery, handmade kitchen décor, breakfast-themed gifts and small stitched details for everyday fabric projects.

WHAT’S INCLUDED?

  • Pattern sheet (21x29cm / 8x11.5")
  • Full instructions
  • Test transfers
  • 12-page embroidery guide – packed with tips, project ideas, and illustrated stitch guides

HOW TO USE

Perfect for all skill levels, these transfers are simple to use. Just cut out your chosen design, place it ink-side down on fabric, and press with a hot iron. Then, grab your needle and thread and start stitching! 
The instructions are beginner-friendly, so even if this is your first project you’ll be able to get started quickly.

Key Features

• Reusable transfers for quick, clean designs
• Crisp lines on smooth, light fabrics
• Beginner-friendly with tips booklet included

Frequently Asked Questions

How many times can I use each transfer? +

You can use each iron on transfer between two and five times, depending on the colour and type of fabric. The longer you press with the iron, the more ink transfers and the darker the lines become. Every pack includes a set of test transfers so you can work out the right pressing time for your fabric before starting your project.

Do the pattern lines wash out? +

The pattern lines are designed to be covered by your stitches rather than fully wash out. Any visible marks will soften and fade over time and with washing, but they aren’t intended to disappear completely.

What fabrics are iron on patterns suitable for? +

Iron on embroidery patterns work best on smooth, light-coloured fabrics such as cotton, linen and light denim, where the lines transfer cleanly and are easy to see. They aren’t suitable for wool, textured fabrics or very dark materials, and the fabric must be able to withstand your iron’s hottest setting. You can also use the transfers on paper and card for crafting projects.

What size are the patterns? +

Each sheet measures 21cm by 29cm (approximately 8.25 by 11.5 inches). In the product images you’ll find a scale photo with a ruler, so you can see the exact size of each design before you begin stitching.

Are they suitable for beginners? +

Yes, iron on embroidery patterns are perfect for beginners. The easy application process means there’s no tracing or guesswork. Every pattern comes with my 16-page embroidery tips booklet, which includes guides to four basic stitches and plenty of beginner-friendly advice to help you get started with confidence.

What else will I need? +

To get started, you’ll need a few embroidery basics: fabric (cotton and other smooth natural fabrics work best), embroidery thread, a needle, small scissors and ideally an embroidery hoop to keep your fabric taut while you stitch. You can find all the hoops, threads, needles and tools you need here.

Looking for more like this? Browse our Iron-On Embroidery Patterns, or visit our Learn Embroidery section for extra help and guidance.

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