Info on printing on fabric
#12
I also use the freezer paper. I cut the freezer paper to a standard piece of printing paper size. Then I cut the plain fabric that I want the pictures on and iron them together, and they go through the printer nicely. You can then do family pictures, etc. also. Be sure to heat set them.
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here is a link to the tute i used. hopefully it will work for you also.
http://www.instructables.com/id/Inkj...bric/?ALLSTEPS
http://www.instructables.com/id/Inkj...bric/?ALLSTEPS
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Here's my suggestions:
When using the bubble jet solution, I try to use 200 count muslin. I think it prints better.
I also treat a piece of fabric slightly larger than 8.5 x 11, then iron it to a piece of freezer paper, then trim both together down to 8.5 x 11 size. That way the edges are well adhered and work thru the ink jet well. My other thought: if using a commercially prepared product, besure to check to see if it is washable, if you might have to wash the project. Wishing you well on this project.
When using the bubble jet solution, I try to use 200 count muslin. I think it prints better.
I also treat a piece of fabric slightly larger than 8.5 x 11, then iron it to a piece of freezer paper, then trim both together down to 8.5 x 11 size. That way the edges are well adhered and work thru the ink jet well. My other thought: if using a commercially prepared product, besure to check to see if it is washable, if you might have to wash the project. Wishing you well on this project.
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