cushion covers from transfer press

[jennywren]

We have heard about your long skinny version!

Seriously it is good, when I first tried to print onto Pillow cases and cushion covers, I used a towel inside and it picked up all the ribbing in the towl. Ho hum.[/QUO

I went to do the cushion cover today and it had a split in the side, my fault I counted them but did not check for holes, I am to worried if I use the towel it will leave the ribbing on it.

[James990]

Oh dear not good to have a split side.

Yes, I can't remember who on here suggested the ironing board felt, get it from pound shop £1.99, no only kidding £1.00. But it certainly does the trick.

James

[JMugs]

Jennywren
That is why I use lining paper, the toweling doesn't show though then.

Janners

[jennywren]

Jennywren
That is why I use lining paper, the toweling doesn't show though then.

Janners

Could pop in the shop with what you use and show me please

[Benn81]

I tried the foam type ironing board cover today. I still got paper lines, lines were softer though.

[James990]

Did you tear the paper so that is was jagged?

[Benn81]

No I didn't. I thought this would remove that process. it is my normal procedure to rip the edges.
My 4.99 ironing board cover is now wafer thin now. Maybe it's a rubbish one I bought.

[jennywren]

I think I might go along with the ironing board thing, but what is it and where can I get it thanks

[James990]

I got the ironing board felt, NOT the cover, from my pound shop!

James

[JMugs]

Jennywren
I shall pop in tomorrow morning. It'll be first thing.
Janners.