Lansing 100% Cotton Poplin Sheets, White

Item skillful. Effective packaging. Delivery was ever so speedy. Recommended

First time using this brand and Im hooked. I mainly use this for quilt labels with photos on it. Printed out great and colors did not fade when water run over it. It has a very soft feel and was easy to stitch on my quilts. My new brand for Photo Fabric. Highly recommend.

This was great and a good price

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.

Went through my printer without a hitch. The images came out very well. Thin, but easy to use. Pricey, though.

I purchased these to make personalized fabric tags for memory pillows. I had an older sheet of this printer fabric and needed more, so I ordered this brand. The print went on about the same as my old sheet (higher cost brand than this one) with vivid color. However, when i cut this one it frayed (my other one did not). I ended up putting lightweight interfacing on the backs of these in hopes that they will not fray overtime when washing.

Good quality material. Pictures looked great when printed.

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.

Once paper is off it is very floppy. Had to use a good starch on it. I rinsed each for close to a minute and looked like water was clear. But as you can see its bled onto the white fabric. A little worried about washing it when Im done.

Worked great to make patches.