Felt Craft: Printing on Freezer Paper with an Inkjet Printer

Using freezer paper to cut out your felt pieces? Print the templates instead of tracing them by hand!
IMPORTANT: Only do this with an inkjet printer!
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Thanks for making the video. I am making some felt pennants and this method will be super handy.

[@lorihunstad2056]

Hi Mollie! For embroidery, do you think one might be able to print your patterns in reverse (as you always provide as an option) to iron directly onto the fabric vs using sulky fabri solvy and doing things that way? Did I explain that correctly?

[@wildolive]

Patterns printed on an inkjet printer won't iron onto fabric. If you have a sublimation printer (like folks use to make tees, mugs, etc.) then it would work. I've also had some success printing patterns on a laser printer or photocopier and then iron transferring that print.
BUT, you can print directly onto the fabric by ironing it to freezer paper and running that through your inkjet printer. It's not always 100% successful because some printers will leave ink smudges on the fabric. Try it on non-precious cotton fabric first!

[@Yopchagee]

@@wildoliveYou can iron the freezer paper to the fabric so that the fabric will feed into the printer, and then print directly onto the fabric.