An iron with a few steam holes. Cheap irons work well and usually have holes just around the edges. Set iron on wool or cotton setting with no steam. Little detailed stamps get lost in the plush velvet. Hot Potatoes are made with a special glue that allows our stamps to take the heat process.
Instructions Lightly mist either side of the fabric.
Place the stamp image, rubber side up on your ironing board. Lay fabric right side down against the stamp image. Now press the iron to fabric, count to twenty and lift up the iron carefully, being careful not to move the fabric. Press again for ten seconds, just for good measure. A little trial and error will make you an expert.