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Can you sew ink jet cotton transfer sheets without adhering to a fabric base?
bstar aksed: I have the cotton fabric sheets to be run through my printer. I'd like to use these directly as a part of a quilt block. These sheets are by Jacquard, Ink Jet cotton sheets. Do they have to be fused on to another piece of fabric before being sewn?
Little Chick answered: I've used store bought fabric printer sheets and I use them just like I would any other piece of fabric. I believe that's how they are supposed to be used. I don't think it was the same brand, but it shouldn't matter. If it is cotton fabric, you print on it and sew it in your quilt. Just be sure to follow the directions on making it colorfast.
You won't need to use bubble jet set because the sheets are already prepared for ink-jet printers and already have paper on the back. I've used bubble jet set to make my own fabric printer sheets. I prefer making my own. The store bought sheets had a sort of rubbery texture. But they are still OK to use.
I have not used your brand of fabric sheets. I print on my own fabric and incorporate it directly into the quilt. As long as the fabric sheets have comparable thread count to the fabric in the quilt, there should be no problem at all. You may want to use Bubble Jet Set to make sure the image transfer to fabric
doesn't subsequently bleed.
What is the best brand of sheets for a silk cotton combo?
Mallory W aksed: I would really like some cotton silk blend or cotton sheets 400 and above count. Any good brands ,stores, or websites?
answered: Im actually looking into buying some new sheets right now. Ive heard that silk tends to be too slippery, wrinkles too easy and stains too easy. Im just going to go with Egyptian Cotton with a TC of 500. I heard that you can get a TC as high as 1500 but apparently it doesnt live up to the hype. Im just browsing through Ebay at the moment, the Italian designer sheets appear to be the best going at about the $300 mark, please dont bid against me..lol
Sheets of Egyptian Cotton by Jesse Spencer. This is from Uptown Girls, and yes, he does star as Dr. Chase on the current show House! :) (OMG is he ...
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