I have purchased a few different brands of fabric sheets for bubble jet printers. There is a difference in the feel and the look of the printed images with the different brands. The one in the center is June Tailor colorfast white sheets. They are a little stiffer after printing than the feel of regular quilting fabric. The pictures are very vivid, just as if they were printed on photo paper.
The ones on the left and the right are Printed Treasures by Milliken. The pictures are much duller, the edges of the fabric had yellowed from shelf life at the store, but they were soft with the same feel as quilting fabric. A friend told me that they do fade with washing. I would probably use them in a wallhanging that wouldn't necessarily be washed.
I have also used a fabric sheet that was marketed with the Viking name on it and was very happy with them too. I don't think a project that will be washed often is the place to use these pictures. Does anyone else have anything to add to this?
The ones on the left and the right are Printed Treasures by Milliken. The pictures are much duller, the edges of the fabric had yellowed from shelf life at the store, but they were soft with the same feel as quilting fabric. A friend told me that they do fade with washing. I would probably use them in a wallhanging that wouldn't necessarily be washed.I have also used a fabric sheet that was marketed with the Viking name on it and was very happy with them too. I don't think a project that will be washed often is the place to use these pictures. Does anyone else have anything to add to this?