Holiday Card - Michael Miller Fabrics' Making it Fun  

This is a very cool project! Thanks for bringing it to our attention! Give your sweetheart a hug!

That was fun. Thank you Aron!!

I finally get to sit down and watch your video! I hope you have a cheerful week ahead. Thanks for sharing this video!

Thank you have a great weekend.

Nice job!

Happy Valentines Day Buddy. Miss seeing you!!

Thank you. This works well in my Canon Pixma. I experimented using color inks as well as the regular black ink. I found that the color (photo) inks seemed initially to work well and for a use like you did, putting it into a card, it would still work perfectly, but if it is on something that would need to be laundered (like using this to make my quilt labels) the color inks washed out. The regular back ink, however, stays on the fabric even after a wash & dry.

Great Job Rob! Thank you for such a great Idea. Be safe have a great Valentines day!

This is an amazing idea!!! Thank you for this tutorial.

You could also try printing on the fabric using a cricut.

Love watching your videos, so glad I found your new tutorials w Michael Miller. Great to see your career and art 🎨/craft creations. What model machine are you using in this video? I'm looking for a machine to fmq sm to med projects, the Kirel and Haruka have my attention

Thank you for this very timely tutorial. I have used Kate’s Appliqué Paper as the stabilizer (KAP is thinner, stronger, and acid-free, also really good for foundation paper piecing). Then I don’t have to put a pretty thick glue sheet through my printer. It is one more step to then do the Heat N’ Bond, but I don’t mind because I have had no jams on my HP, Canon, and Epson printers over the years. It would be nice if you did a review of Kate’s Appliqué Paper, it’s ‘a cut above’ ☺️. Paper designed especially for appliqué by Katherine Louden, San Francisco.

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