Alvin JAC9702 Silk F-Inkjet 8.5x11 Sht 1o-pk

I use a HP color inkjet printer. It came out better than I expected. I choose the best quality, I can't chose fabric as the paper type. So I just let it choose automatically. I printed 10 pages at first one at a time, but at the end i printed 5 all together. The quality got better and better. It seems like the machine somehow figured out the type of paper by itself. I am very impressed with the result and would buy it again.

As a fashion design student I really love this product! It's very easy to print with, little to no smudging (often teh smudging is just from my age-old printer). It's easy to sew with and the silk is a standard quality. It does fray though, so I would be careful peeling the backing off. A little treatment on the edges will do the trick. Very nice and useful for samples!

This product printed well. I recommend preparing the images you want to print by making them much more saturated in color than you would expect to to achieve normal colors. It was difficult to rate thickness and sheerness as both were as expected, thin but not sheer. I used them to make pillows with family photos on them.

Loved the way they took the printer color’s easily, made a perfect duplicate on fabric to use in multiple projects, matched wallpaper in a dollhouse and was able to make matching curtains and bedspread.

Love this stuff. It's very thin so you need to be careful when pulling the paper backing off after printing. It's easy to stretch it out. It prints really well and the colors remain quite saturated!

No problem. Works great

OK item, but it might be the best of a week line up of competitors. hard to work with.

Wish there was a way to get my money back. The labor and materials alone are a huge loss. Followed instructions to the letter. Let them dry completely. In fact they sat for days at a time. They were ironed repeatedly. They were sprayed with Print Guard. This was a very labor intensive project with many hours, days, weeks designing, printing, and sewing. The final project was assembled and ironed again then put in the dryer for extra heat set. All to no avail. After it was all pieced together, it was washed in cold water, gentle cycle. EVERYTHING bled. The cost of 30 sheets, the weeks of designing, the cost of printing, the time spent sewing it together . . . all lost.

I wanted this to create small-print fabric for doll clothes. It's very fine after the paper is peeled of, so I purchased some ultra-fine, fusible interfacing from a fabric store. I fused the interfacing with a pressing cloth as the silk will scorch with direct application of an iron that's too hot. The backing made the silk fabric easier to work with and prevented it from fraying.

Pleased with the results of transferring photos on to fabric. This silk one is obviously finer & more delicate than cotton. After printing I treated with scotchgard & gentle washing, then drip dry. I used iron on interfacing for backing to keep image in shape & for less transparency (other layers may be added to reduce this). Will be buying more, still undecided which I prefer this or cotton one but it depends what you are going to use it for. I found silk one more detailed & finer on image but maybe it was adjustments on my pictures/ settings.

I wish the inkjet colours were more vibrant, but it's just the nature of these sheets. Otherwise I love these and I'll continue to purchase them until a cheaper, professional option becomes available.

This is very easy to use snd the silk fabric is good quality and takes fine lines and water colour pictures well. It was good to sew by machine and by hand. I washed a trial piece once in cold water without a fixative and there was no colour loss or bleeding. I recommend this product.

The Silk Fabric Sheets worked very well for my application. Thelma