BYC SEWING/QUILTING CLUB

[Wildsky]

I do also like the darker one when I looked at the picture -

I bought "bubble jet set" its a treatment for the fabric, and you iron it onto freezer paper and then pop it in the printer.

I believe you can buy the sheets of fabric already treated and ready to go.

 

[sara]

Oh that sounds fun. So I just use regular printer ink?

 

[Wildsky]

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I do, just stick in the fabric on the freezer paper and print, I think you have to have an ink jet printer. I use the stuff specifically for an HP printer.

 

[sara]

I hae an HP too!

 

[Wildsky]

This is where I bought mine, I got a "kit" as it worked out a little cheaper
http://www.cjenkinscompany.com/Bubble_Jet_Set_2000_s/3.htm

Once I've soaked the fabric, I put the solution BACK in the bottle for next time - don't know how often I can keep doing that - but works for me.

 

[eggchel]

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I like the contrast with the darker colors, but do you have any in cranberry or eggplant, and maybe a print with pinks and medium to dark greens?


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[ChevygirlBeth]

I like the darker set better, but you already know that I'm not a huge fan of pink. I agree with Sara - something as light as the first set would look terrible in no time if it was mine! I get everything dirty! That's why when I made my most recent purse, I made it brown!

 

[Wildsky]

I have some darker reds, I think I might put a dash of that next to the blue's and see if that works. The tricky thing is my daughter is in PINK and my son in RED in those pictures....

 

[ChevygirlBeth]

I think the dark reds would look good. There is some red print in some of the blue fabrics anyway.
Your kids are adorable by the way! I thought it, but forgot to type it last time! lol

 

[sara]

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