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Your cart is empty.Use Avery printable fabric sheets to get crafty and add a touch of personalization to your next craft project. Transform a blank denim jacket into a one-of-a-kind piece filled with unique patches or add a special message to the top of a graduation cap celebrating your special day. Printable iron on fabric sheets lets you bring your ideas to life right when you need them. All you need is an inkjet printer, an iron or heat press, and some creativity to get started. Each fabric transfer paper is 100% cotton and comes with a heat-seal backing that bonds to fabric, cardboard, wood, and other porous surfaces. Customize your printable heat transfer fabric with your own graphics, artwork, photos, messages and texts or use the free templates and designs on the Avery site. Iron-on transfers are 100% compatible with electronic cutters like Cricut and Silhouette, but designs can also be cut out with scissors. Transfer your design using a household iron or sew the printable fabric onto desired surface. These fabric transfers work well with pillows, quilts, tote bags, and even work great with apparel. This item comes with 5 sheets of matte 8.5” x 11” printable fabric.
J
Reviewed in Canada on January 30, 2025
I love these printable cotton sheets. They work great. I've been using them to make soft baby books. They have some stiffness to them, but that works out well for my purposes. I iron them onto the fabric, and then I also sew them on.
P. McKeehen
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2024
Get these on a regular basis for personal quilt labels that I make. Works great.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2024
Iron on was very secure and the ink was easy to read. Great product. Pairs well with a crikut machine, but use the double cut function.
Pearl Bratt
Reviewed in Canada on May 12, 2024
It really worked well and the instructions are very clear.Great results! Will rebuy as needed.
Larisa
Reviewed in Canada on December 12, 2024
I used this to transfer a photo to the back on a tie for a wedding gift. Easy to use. Worked well with my normal printer ink.
Kimberley d dick
Reviewed in Canada on November 7, 2024
Good quality for better then youcan buy at a craft store
Ajia
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2023
I bought this, to make fabric labels for the products in my online store. I used the Avery label template, to design the labels, prior to printing them. The paper prints really well, and my colors look great. My only complaint, is that the paper could be slightly thicker, like other brands. Overall, I like this fabric-paper and will continue to use it.
abycats
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2021
Printers and I have been at war for over fifty years. The idea of voluntarily using one to produce a label for a freshly made quilt was appalling -- but my eyes are no longer good enough to cross-stitch tiny alphabets, so I bought this upon a friend's recommendation. It's simple. Avery has a cornucopia of different designs and makes it easy to change font designs and sizes. Best of all, the iron-sheet goes thru the printer without snagging, jamming, or otherwise producing swearing. All you have to do is determine which side of your paper is the "up" side before you put in your Avery pages. Simple, effective. YAY!
satnam singh
Reviewed in Singapore on August 28, 2020
Works well with my brother printer. Fades a bit but does not run colour.
katlynn
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2020
Prints out beautifully but feels so stiff idk how anyone can wear a shirt with this on but works great on pillows amd other things. Just not shirts so ...good for other things. .just not good for shirts
Lisa M
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2016
I've tried two other brands of printable fabrics in the past and these are by far the best. Well worth the higher price tag. I use the "plain paper" and "high quality" settings on my Canon MP540 printer and the images come out beautifully; very saturated, clear and bright. Because of the glue coating the backside, the fabric doesn't easily fray when cut. I'm specifically using this product to print out images of my scanned artwork to iron onto fabric book covers. I really like that I can iron this on to really dark or heavily patterned fabric and it won't show through. SO NOT TRUE of some other flimsy printable fabrics I've tried! The only drawback (for others, not me) is that this product is fairly stiff, which is wonderful for a book cover (or the front of an apron, one of the other ways I tried this), but may not be suitable for items you'd like to be more flexible and soft. Having said that, it may soften up when washed. Bottom line: best image reproduction I've experienced for a product of this type.
Iron Belly
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2015
Ordered this iron-on fabric to make labels for the back sides of my wool applique work. Had some reservations as to whether it would stick to wool felt and wool fabric, but for lack of a better option when it came to labeling the work I went ahead and ordered. The 'fabric' arrived quickly and in typical Avery fashion was of high quality. Logged into the Avery website and used their formats and printed my logo and info on one sheet, printing it out in a business card format, making ten labels per page. The fabric printed clear and clean - impressive. The next step was the iron-on aspect - not disappointed there either. The label ironed on to the back of the wool felt without any issues using a hot iron. The label remained adhered to the wool felt and appears that it would be next to impossible to remove - just want I wanted. Next I ironed one on to the back of a piece of felted wool and again the label stuck without issue and appears to be stuck for the duration - again perfect! I did use a hot iron but covered the label with a scrap piece of cotton fabric then ironed it to the wool felt so as to avoid leaving any iron marks on the back of the wool felt. The fabric is somewhere in the medium weight range, but still flexible. I cannot say I would use it on a cotton tee shirt as it might be too heavy for that, but for quilt label making it is outstanding. Overall this iron-on fabric performed just as I needed it to go and I will certainly order again without hesitation.
K. E. Grames
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2012
I made a piece with both text and an batik-like background. I wanted it to look like it was done on a canvas (not printed out on a piece of paper).The fabric paper was as easy as printing on paper. It was flawless. The text was as crisp as I could have wanted. The colors and design were reproduced well. It did look very much like a fine-grained canvas; one wouldn't think "t-shirt material". Neither would one think "paper".The piece is mounted, and so I did not use the iron-on adhesive on the back. Also, I did not intend to use this on clothing or a pillow, so I cannot speak to whether it is soft enough for that. It is flexible like fabric, but fairly stiff in order to print. It certainly does not have the drape associated with clothing fabric and may be too stiff if the entire sheet is used, unless is softens when the iron-on adhesive is activated.All in all, it is exactly what I wanted and I will order this again if I am making a canvas-like print.
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