Avery Printable Fabric Sheets, 8.5" x 11", 5 Sheets (3384)

Avery's Printable Fabric Sheets are the best to use on dark fabrics, it's long lasting and is a great way to design your own sweatshirts, t-shirts, jeans and most items. You can iron directly on the face of your design, no turning your item to the wrong side and no sticking to your iron. The sheets are made of cotton.

i love the quality of these iron ons. i would reccomend to others to purchase these. I will purchase these again.

Our church quilting group uses these labels on quilts that we give away. These labels are the best for ironing on the quilts. Tried other brands and they didn't work at all. Couldn't live without the Avery labels.

very easy to print on

I have never used the Printable fabric - but I used it to put photos on a quilt and it came out really great. It was easy to use

I have searched for this product on many of the big name office supply stores and no one but Walmart has this. I love this item! Doesn't get stuck in the printer, prints clear and my image pictures are clear and sharp so that I can cut the image without guessing where the edge is. I also love that the iron backing makes for a clean edge without fraying. I have cut letters in intricate fonts without a problem. Definitely recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use these fusible cotton sheets a lot to make labels for my craft products.

Best quality on the market as far as I have found.

This printable fabric is easy for the beginning user to work with. It pulls easily through the home printer with no glitches. After a little trial and error, I found that setting the color saturation on my printer to the brightest color setting gave me a much richer graphic representation (I did not try it with a photo). The only drawback is that the finished product is quite stiff, making it a bit bulky for use as a label on handmade items. I also would have preferred to have the option of buying this product without the iron-on backing for sewing use. I did wash the finished item on warm gentle cycle and didnt notice any fading, so it is likely safe for washable projects.

We printed photos on the printable fabric and then ironed them onto fabric squares for memory quilts for my terminally ill brother and the pictures started coming off the fabric squares within a couple weeks. The quilts have hardly been used and haven't been washed. We have no way of adhering the photos back onto the fabric squares because the quilt is completed. It's embarrassing when people look at the quilts and ooh and aahh over them, and then they see our squares falling apart. There were no issues printing photos onto the fabric or ironing them onto the squares. They just didn't stay. Some memory.