June Tailor Pressing Cloth, 16"x16", White

Um...yeah so I just paid fiveish dollars for a piece of really thin cotton. Whoever June Tailor is of June Tailor Inc., she's a genius, she gets people to buy a small piece of fabric that probably cost 10 cents and 20 seconds to produce. I could have bought yards of this for what I paid for this. I have only myself to blame as I clearly didn't read the description very well. I just thought it would be great for sublimation...little did I know I should have just grabbed a pair of boxers from my hubby's drawer. Oh well I hope Miss Tailor laughs heartily every time she sells this overpriced handkerchief, her genius must be commended!

I am a quilter and this is the first time I have had to use this product but it’s a great product and I will definitely be using this product from now on. Perfect for T-shirt quilt and or hand appliqués!

Works very well to prevent the printing on T-shirts from being lifted off during ironing when backing the shirt for use in quilts. Highly recommend. Translucent enough to see through well.

Love the product. I use it to put over my embroidery so it doesn’t melt the thread.

I used to turn t-shirts inside out to iron the back of a decal. Now this saves me time and effort when ironing!

I used the pressing cloth when making my t-shirt quilt

What I dislike about it was that it was too small

Just what I needed

I was shocked at the small size of this for what it was selling for: very overpriced!. If it had retailed for under $4 at someplace like the dollar store, then it would have thought twice... ok,small size but bought it. No matter what the price, given its small size... only useful for small projects.

Performed exactly as advertised

As described. Works perfect for making my tshirt quilt!