Well, we didn't use anything special other than not using any additives, not using the best quality printing, and the re-ironing afterwards. So far we haven't had any problems.

Remember this is with an ink jet printer only, though.

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Well, they sound good enough!!! I plan to use them!!

Just what I have been wanting! Thanks for posting!

Thanks for sharing! I've made my own for awhile....never used anything but Kona Cotton in white...works wonderful....color ink too....no fading to speak of....

Thanks for sharing.

Thanks - and it holds up thru lots of washings - like for a baby quilt?

What a wonderful idea. You could make several on one sheet of 8.5 x 11 sheets.

Thank you! I'm saving your instructions.

Thanks a lot..good idea..never thought of it..should have as I do my pictures in the same way !! See your from Phoenix..I'm a quilter/desgner from Mesa!!

That was great - printed for easy reference!

This is the method I use for my labels also. In working with a friend we now have 7 labels on 7 quilts. They have been attached and then quilted over.
Now, I discover a misspelling. The small "h" should have been a "n". Do you know any method to remove a part of a letter? I tried a toothpick with bleach then ammonia. My letters were heat set. Now, what?
HP ink does not seem to wash out. I printed on scraps and ran through washer before I began to use this process routinely. My stays very well without bubble jet and just using any cotton fabric I have.