i used my Cricut to cut out large letters from sticky backed plastic that i had, then stuck them on the quilt. Quilted around them and then peeled them off at the end, it saved hours of drafting and marking the quilt, and left no stickiness on the fabric.

Thanks for the youtube link. I have been trying to figure how to do fabric on my cricket with not luck forever.

thank you I got it.

I had the same problem making a baby quilt. I printed different coloured fonts from my PC on to EQ fabric photo sheets and used them in the quilt. It worked perfectly.

do you have a Dollar Tree they have some and the packs just $1.00

or you can get a coloring book

2) Why is there a 2 in the Steam a Seam 2 name?[/quote]

Steam a Seam 2 means both sides of the sheet has adhesive, as opposed to regular Steam a Seam that has only adhesive on one side of the sheet.