Blumenthal LansingCrafter's Images 100-Percent Cotton Twill, 8-1/2-Inch by 100-Inch Roll Photo Fabric

You can control the length of the sheet you print in your inkjet, which eliminates waste. There are minimal loose threads on the sides of the sheets, making it easy to send through the printer. Detail comes out crisp and well-done. If you rinse it in Bubble Jet Rinse, it sets the ink and prevents it from bleeding on future washings.The fabric is sturdy, irons crisply, and is easy to work with.If you can cut the sheets the day before you plan to put them through the printer, you can stack heavy books on them to help flatten them out before sending through the printer. Otherwise you need to eliminate the curl to prevent any printer jams.This is a great product, and opens the door to using photos in all kinds of new and exciting ways for fabric projects.

I have used several types of photo fabric, but this works the best. The photos came out finely detailed and the grain of the fabric is fine and not real bumpy. My goal was to use this with my embroidery. I have tried this brand in "100% cotton and it printed great but was a little grainy for what I wanted. I also tried Lesley Riley's TAP Transfer Artist Paper. It printed wonderfully, BUT using it with my embroidery hoop cracked and wore the image off the fabric very easily....very disappointing for my use. I would highly recommend this 100% cotton twill. The photo on the paper is very touch. It is a roll and cuts easily. It goes through my printer perfectly!

The reason I gave this four stars is because the fabric is coarser than the regular sheets of fabric paper. It also doesn't want to work in my HP Envy printer so have to use it in the our Lenvo printer which accepts the paper fine.There is a savings is you don't mind cutting the paper yourself. I find the Colorfast fabric sheets a nicer texture and about the same price as this product.

I've been trying to find something that I could use to print images to fabric. I like making drop cloth pillow, but the cloth is to thin to go thru printer. This product has a nice texture and looks great against the drop cloth. Wish I could order the per-cut sheets but they won't ship to Ca. but they will send this type. Doesn't make sense to me they are the same thing just in a different form

This is a great, simple way to get a nice fabric print. The colors are vivid, and the fabric holds together well. I do not machine sew, but I can tell you that it is easy to sew by hand, and there is little fraying. Before printing, you will need to trim any little strings that hang off of the edge so it won't jam up your printer. I have to cut it into 11" long pieces, otherwise my printer will keep feeding it through until the roll runs out after a print job completes.

I have tried printing sew-in labels on different kinds of material and this stuff is definitely the best! The fact that it comes already paper-backed is wonderful, but I also like how thick and textured the fabric is (for those who are wondering, that's the difference between poplin and twill). I printed folded, sew-in labels for some of my sewn products on this and they look amazing! Just be sure not to try to print text that is too small, use saturated colors (not necessarily dark colors, just not pastels). Think rich colors.I'm definitely sold on this photo fabric! Will be stocking-up!ps: It is definitely machine-washable if you give a quick soak in Bubble Jet Set after printing. Maybe even without the bubble jet set... I just haven't tried it yet without.

First-- this is a lovely "twill" type fabric on paper for printing and I would have **loved i** had it not "spazzed-out" my HP printer!I read reviews and a person wrote to be aware of the different pattern vs. a lighter percale or poplin even-weave... e.g. it could be interesting, and that was right = would have beenBut it is too thick to go through my printer and bummer... spent hours canceling many tries...I wish I could return the roll but I'd cut off 3 pieces of 14" long bits for a project and there you go, no "mo" returning... I wish I'd realized the thickness would be a problem but I'd put through "canvas" type photo paper before w/ no problems.Like the other reviewer who cautioned on the "twill" type, I caution that you know if your printer can handle this. Cordially, mlh

Very easy to use. The pictures cam out very well and looked great.