In this third book of the 'Frisch Geschnitten' series, Angelika Holz shows the many different ways to use the plotter, regardless of brand, to design and embellish textiles. A whole chapter is dedicated to the classic application of iron-on foils. However, the plotter can also be used to cut fabrics and other textile materials, such as for patchwork and appliqué. The book offers examples and valuable tips.

Then it gets really colorful. The plotter can also be used to cut stamps, stencils, and masks for printing and coloring textiles. The author details the tools, materials, and fabric dyes needed for each project and explains the individual techniques with the help of many color photos. The projects in the book can be reproduced exactly using the files provided for download. However, the book also encourages experimentation, allowing you to mix techniques and materials as you like, and to have fun creating your own unique items with your chosen motifs.

Book spine text: The favorite machine of creative do-it-yourselfers is undoubtedly the plotter, a handy device that allows for cutting one's own designs and purchased files from foils, paper, and fabric with precision. Not only can clothes be transformed into unique pieces with iron-on foils, but accessories and home textiles can also be embellished to suit individual tastes. The projects in the book are as varied as the possibilities. For example, colorful patches can be made without a sewing machine, and those who enjoy sewing can print their own fabrics with stamps, masks, and stencils created with the plotter. Very special gifts can be made quickly and easily, and your own labels and tags complete the projects. The various cutting, printing, and ironing techniques can be used with cutting plotters of all brands; however, basic knowledge of the operation of the respective machine is a prerequisite.