Lansing 100% Cotton Poplin Sheets, White

so easy to work with after printing and cleaning. just sew it on items after fold the sided.

Works beautifully. The only reason I gave it a 4 is because the fabric is somewhat a loose weave so it does fray quite a bit. A little fray check fixed that.

Easy to use. Prints nice.

At the end of the day my printed images on the fabric came out great. It just took a little bit of a learning curve to figure out how to print on the fabric without it skipping through my printer. The first few times I tried I ended up with ink on the edges or skipped lines towards the bottom edge because the printer couldn’t grab onto the fabric. I ended up taping the fabric sheet to a piece of 8 1/2 x 11 printer paper in the correct position that my printer wanted to use. That allowed me to get clean edges and a full print. My printer is an Epson 5100 photo printer. After I peeled the paper off and rinsed the sheets per instructions they printed images dried beautifully. Colors were vibrant. However, after washing in the laundry, they did fade slightly. I used these fabric sheets to print vintage postcard images to be included in mug rugs and hot pad projects. The ladies who received them thought they were beautiful.

I was a little nervous about using this, but it ended up being super easy. Prints just like on paper, and the fabric is nice and sturdy. It is slightly see-through, so it that matters for what youre doing, just attach it to a piece of solid fabric. I was able to make a really cute pillow for a friend using this!

It is expensive Considering you only get 5 sheets. But it worked great in my HP Printer.

The pictures I printed on these came out well. It was easy to sew on them (after adding some interfacing). I would definitely buy again.

I started printing my own clothes tags for clothes I sew. This works great. I print a page worth of them at a time. Way better than ordering tags and you get to make your own design.

This were simple to use and I had no issues with the color fading or running when rinsed. They should be stabilized after you remove the paper backing so they don’t fray.

Thank you