Printing The FABRIC
Once you are happy with your test print, remove all paper
from your printer and load only one sheet of printable fabric
at a time. Again, make sure you load the paper so that it will
print on the fabric side.
When we tested this out to make sure it would work well for
anyone using a home ink-jet printer, we went out and bought
a vary basic one for only $99 and have used it for every single
block we have printed. So, if you are worried that your printer
might not be high quality enough, just keep in mind that we
created these collections using a relatively inexpensive printer.
Once it has finished printing, follow the instructions from
the printable fabric manufacturer to figure out how long
it should sit before you are able to peel it from its paper
backing. Also, since there are different types of fabrics and
different manufacturers, we always recommend reading
the instructions on or in the packaging before using their
product.
Once you have followed the instructions on how to finish
your printed fabric once it prints, you are ready to use it with
our designs!
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