Wash-away applique sheets
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I do redwork embroidery and use two products: Transfer Eze or Sulky sticky fabri-solvy. I put my pattern on the copy machine and copy onto the product. Peel it off and stick it to my fabric (no ironing) and do my embroidery work then I wash it away in the sink. I guess if you have a larger item, you could run it through the washer on cold water to remove the product. My printer is an ink jet.
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I just bought some of this fabric like stabilizer. I got it from BirdBrain Designs and it is from Sulky and is called "Sticky Fabri-Solvy. I haven't finished my project yet but I am using it for embroidery and love it so far.
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FYI....all printers are not the same - some bleed more than others so you should always test your ink on the product before you go further. I had an HP printer that always bled even on paper if it got wet or damp. So, when I wanted to start printing photos on fabric I searched for printers that work well. So far I have heard Epson has the best ink for not making a mess.
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