Other Inkjet Fabric Sheets - "Jacquard"

With these fabric sheets you can now print your own images onto fabric. These sheets of fabric are paper backed so that they will easily go through your inkjet printer. They are not a transfer paper and do not contain any sort of adhesive. To adhere the fabric to your project, you can sew, or use a fusible bonding material such as Stitch Witchery, Fus-O-Bond or Under Under Craft depending on the surface you are adhering to. The easiest way to adhere the fabric is to iron it on using these fusible bonding materials.

Instructions:

1. Before you print onto your fabric sheet, run a test on paper to check for orientation and alignment of your image. You may also want to change your printer settings to get the most ink onto the fabric as possible up to the point of bleeding. This way you will get a really saturated image. Every printer is different so it is a good idea to test different settings.
2. Load your fabric sheets into your printer, one sheet at a time. Print the image that you want.
3. Peel the fabric from the paper backing.
4. Let dry for 24 hours if item is to be rinsed. Rinse with cool water.
5. Use the fabric piece in any number of projects. Use an appropriate bonding method to adhere fabric to your project.

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Jacquard "ExtraVorganza"

Elegant semi-transparent silk sheets for inkjet printing. Works well with all inkjet printers.
Extravorganza allows you to layer transparent images over photos without blocking the background.

Instructions :
1. Print from your inkjet printer or inkjet copier. For variety, stamp a background pattern with Pearl Ex Stamp pads on the fabric sheet before you print your text.
2. Peel the fabric off of the paper backing.
3. Fringe the cut edges of the organza for added texture and paint if desired.
4. Attach the fabric with vellum tape or by pressing lightly into a painted background that is still tacky to the touch.

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