Printing on fabric can be done.

Look what I was playing with last night. Wanna know how I did it? First you'll need freezer paper. Apparently you can get it all over the US but the only place I've found it in Ontario is at Metro grocery store. I ended up with a huge 50' roll for ~ $6. It's 18" wide so it's going to last me forever. You'll also need a piece of printer paper and some spray adhesive. I used a pre-washed painter's dropcloth for my fabric. Cut a piece of freezer paper to slightly larger than 8"x11". Take a…

A whole new world has opened up to me - transferring images using freezer paper! Special thanks to Our Prairie Home for the inspirat...

One of the easiest ways to make wood and […]

How to print using freezer paper so you can customize anything right at home. Create personalized t shirts, wood signs, pillows and more using freezer paper and your printer.

Freezer paper stenciling is such a fun way to decorate, and it's easy and quick when you learn how to print on freezer paper with a laser or inkjet printer!

How to Print on Fabric - Freezer Paper Method. Today I'm sharing a fun way and economical way to print on fabric, using your home Inkjet Computer!

Today we start the Tulip factory QAL with some general recommendations on how to make the blocks for this quilt. If you don’t have freezer paper available in your country, you may be able to …

Two things prompted me to try the freezer paper method:Firstly, no matter how accurate I tried to be, I was experiencing problems with stitch placement, especially when working text. This led to disappointment when, after I'd soaked away the solvy I would discover small gaps where I thought I'd carefully stitched a continuous line of stitches. The second factor was the ever-increasing cost of Fabri Solvy, and having experienced