INSTRUCTIONS FOR FABRIC IRON-ON SHEET

Before printing on the iron-on fabric sheet, it is a good idea to test your layout. After you have created the image, print them on practice paper. Cut them out as you would the fabric sheets and place it on the muslin square of fabric. Make sure you like the image, placement, shape, color, clarity and content before you print on the fabric sheets. Make any adjustments and retest before you print on the iron-on fabric sheets

When you have the image you are satisfied with, you are ready to print on the iron-on fabric sheets. Print on the fabric-side, not the iron-on side. Feed sheets individually. Once printed, place the fabric sheet on a flat surface overnight to let the ink set. To prevent images from becoming smeared, do not stack or touch printed sheets until they have set.

Using household scissors, cut out the image. Place it on the muslin square. At this point you will need to decide if you would like your project to be hand washable.

Handwashing:Your project can be handwashed if the images have first been treated with several applications of acrylic sealer. Apply the sealer to your printed images prior to ironing them onto the project. You may use Fabric Transfer Spray ( Super Cal Last Step Overcoat Decal Spray) . Plan to apply at least 3 coats to assure colorfastness. The ink must set overnight before applying the spray. Apply the sealer, allowing ample time between coats for the acrylic to dry. Please Note: This process will tend to stiffen the printed fabric. You may wish to test a small print before treating your entire project.

Dry Cleaning: You may dry clean your project if you have stitched the fabric sheets onto the project. You may hand stitch or machine stitch. If you used any glues or paints to adorn your project, check with the manufacturer to determine if they can be dry cleaned.

Do not display in direct sunlight

Place your iron on a high dry setting. This is usually the highest setting and may be marked “Cotton”, but

Check your iron’s manual to confirm the highest setting. Position image on muslin square. Place iron on image and hold for 5 seconds. While applying heat, do not move iron and do not apply any steam. You may need to position the iron a couple of times until entire image has been ironed on. You may hand stitch or machine stitch. It is important that proper heat penetrates all the way through the image and muslin square. If not enough heat is applied, the image may appear to be adhered but will begin to loosen at the edges in time. If you do not plan to stitch the fabric sheets onto the project, we strongly suggest you treat the fabric sheet edges with fabric paint to ensure they stay down.

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