An even cheaper way to print on fabric.

Yes thats right I have found a cheap but very effective way of actually printing those labels for your craft work onto fabrc
All you need is some freezer paper cut to A4. Some white or cream cotton fabric, a bottle of white vinegar and a clean pan to lay the printed work into.
Lay the A4 freezer paper shiney side down onto your fabrc and iron on a firm surface with a hot iron. make sure there are no pockets of air.
cut the fabric to the size of the A4freezer paper and make sure there are no finges or loose ends.
design your computer on your computer. Use a dark ink and a clear font. I use decadry or avery software for these as you can choose different sizes for printing and you get the spaces right between the labels so you can cut out neatly.
once you have your design right ( test out on plain paper till you are happy with the look)
put the freezer paper backed fabric into your printer and print as normal
Allow the ink to dry and then peel the fabric away form the paper and imers into a bath of white vinegar.
Leave this to soak for about five minutes and then remove the fabric and wsh out in warm water till the smell of the vinegar has gone.
leave to dry and then press.
the vinegar can be used again so please mark the bottle or jar clearly.
all you need do now is cut the labels out useing pinking shears to stop freyed edges and use straight stitch to sew in position. if you want a straight edge then iron the labels onto a fusabel backing and then cut out and sew around the edges.
try this method with a nice picture or a saying or poem for a neat quick quilt block.
Annie in the UK