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Is transferring your pattern by hand intimidating? Maybe you are just a perfectionist and want the most impeccable lines? Well, here is your answer: PRINT ON FABRIC!

Yes! You read that right! You can print directly onto your fabric with three simple supplies.

Here is what you need:

A printer
Avery Shipping Labels (#8165)
Fabric

Directions:
Iron your fabric so it’s nice and flat
Peel the backing off the shipping label and carefully place it onto your fabric. Make sure you don’t have any wrinkles in your fabric. Cut away the excess.
Place paper/fabric combo into your printer (fabric side down, unless your printer operates differently)
Next, prepare your pattern. Since you are printing directly onto your fabric, the outline of the pattern is NOT going to disappear. That means covering your lines is crucial. To make this a tad easier for me, I like to decrease my opacity by 50% but find your preference! 50% might be too low for some. Lowering your opacity is different on every printer/device you are using so you might need to research these instructions on your own.
You’re now all set—it’s time to print!
Once you’ve printed your pattern, you can peel the label off (and even save it to print a few more times) and start your stitching!

There you go! You’ve just printed on fabric! 🤯

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