Thanks Craftybear! You're the best. Will try this today.

Great tute. Thanks

thanks!

Thanks!

Agreed! YOur awesome! Thanks so much, can't wait to try this!

I've been using this method and usually use just the black ink. Well, I tried one with color and then when the quilt was washed all the color washed away leaving me with the black. No idea why. I had heat set the ink with the iron so that wasn't it. Just do a trial one if you're using colored ink to make sure it's permanent. Also, I print out a copy on paper first so I know exactly where the printing is going to be and can put my fabric there. Makes beautiful labels!! bev.

Great tute. Thanks crafty bear!!

Thanks! I'm going to do that today.

Crafty you are so Crafty to show us this. I have been wanting to make my own labels. Thank You

thanks what a great idea it worked for me thanks crafty bear

Thanks, Crafty Bear. Another great tip.

Thanks Crafty Bear, I am anxious to try this one!

I used to print out photographs, using a slightly different method - I would iron the fabric directly on to the freezer paper and feed it through the printer. <just cut the freezer paper the same size as a sheet of typing paper.> Note - towards the end of the tutorial, she has a blurb that says she found out all inks are not permanent. I found that out after I had done a EPP hexagon I spy quilt for my granddaughter and had 35 family pictures all transferred. I washed it and 34 of the pictures disappeared. I had to go back and redo the photos with Bubble Jet set used as a fixative.

Thank you!

thank you now I know what I did wrong!

thanks, going to give it a try

Thanks so much. I'm going to give this a try.

We all so appreciate you for posting great tips. That said; just once in awhile I would love to find a Tute that does not take forever and a day for me to download (I am stuck with "dial-up". :D