Reviews By mms : Date August 26, 2011
This is good stuff. I'm doing an applique quilt and bonding the pieces on top of the pressing sheet to keep them united, then moving them to the quilt blocks. Works like a charm and nothing sticks to the teflon sheet. It's a good size, too, big enough but not too big.
Reviews By Darlene Wolf : Date November 7, 2011
Great product and easy to store away till needed. June Tailor products are always top quality and easy to use with easy to understand instructions.
Reviews By Sandy B : Date July 12, 2012
This Non Stick Pressing Sheet was ordered for a specific purpose - for use with my fusible appliqué projects. When placed on top of delicate appliqué pieces, it protects the fabrics from both the direct heat of the iron & also from shifting out of place while setting the fusible product. It is also large enough to cover a substantial area & is transparent, allowing minor adjustments to be made as needed. Additionally, the sheet prevents any fusible glue from touching my iron, preventing a huge clean-up job.
Overall, this item fulfills my needs completely, allowing me to focus on creating my art projects with less frustration & mess. I highly recommend its use for anyone who works with appliqué or fusible products.
Reviews By Kendra Dowd : Date May 26, 2013
I hadn't expected that it would arrive folded (maybe I didn't look at the description carefully) but that didn't end up being an issue.
Reviews By Robbin's Nest : Date February 7, 2012
I nearly didn't purchase this cover because of the review that said that it was just a piece of cloth that lays over the board. When I received mine, I initially thought that Richard was right. But upon a quick examination I found two draw strings that enable you to tighten this cover to any size, and snug it up nicely. I'm very happy with the purchase. As a sewer, I appreciate the grid markings on it, and the fact that it is not the typical silver reflective ironing surface that is the worst thing for tailoring and garment shaping. The duck cloth will absorb the extra steam, rather than send it back up into the garment, keeping it wet. Overall, I'm happy with the product.
Reviews By cam : Date June 15, 2012
The was perfect, I have an old house with a built in ironing board, this cover was long enough. I had a hard time finding one.
Reviews By dusty : Date April 24, 2013
So far, I love this cover. The dimensions look great and the fit was amazingly perfect. It seems well made and perfect for what I wanted to use it for. I am a quilter and I love it.
Reviews By R. A. Martin : Date January 30, 2013
My ironing board is a "mini" rather than standard size; I made it fit with the aid of the drawstring. I really use the printed grid especially for sewing projects. The "Monk" in me likes to keep things plumb and square!! The fabric is sturdy. I didn't want something shiny, silvery and smelly. This is like Grandma's--only better.
Reviews By Robbin's Nest : Date February 7, 2012
I nearly didn't purchase this cover because of the review that said that it was just a piece of cloth that lays over the board. When I received mine, I initially thought that Richard was right. But upon a quick examination I found two draw strings that enable you to tighten this cover to any size, and snug it up nicely. I'm very happy with the purchase. As a sewer, I appreciate the grid markings on it, and the fact that it is not the typical silver reflective ironing surface that is the worst thing for tailoring and garment shaping. The duck cloth will absorb the extra steam, rather than send it back up into the garment, keeping it wet.
Reviews By cam : Date June 15, 2012
The was perfect, I have an old house with a built in ironing board, this cover was long enough. I had a hard time finding one.
Reviews By dusty : Date April 24, 2013
So far, I love this cover. The dimensions look great and the fit was amazingly perfect. It seems well made and perfect for what I wanted to use it for. I am a quilter and I love it.
Reviews By R. A. Martin : Date January 30, 2013
My ironing board is a "mini" rather than standard size; I made it fit with the aid of the drawstring. I really use the printed grid especially for sewing projects. The "Monk" in me likes to keep things plumb and square!! The fabric is sturdy. I didn't want something shiny, silvery and smelly. This is like Grandma's--only better.
Reviews By Nick Tashiro : Date January 20, 2008
I recently started printing off my own t-shirt designs and was totally floored by the great quality that inkjet transfers offered! The papers adhered to the shirts quite well, the colors always intensified and deepened after ironing/pressing, wash after wash did nothing to fade, crack, or damage the transfers, (save produce an actually desireable texturized effect), and they didn't feel at all unpleasant to wear.
But yesterday, I found out that not all brands of transfer papers are created equal when I picked up some horrible "Transfer Magic" brand papers. These things bled, faded, cracked, and flaked-off of the shirts in addition to making them feel quite stiff. Had I initially begun making shirts with Transfer Magic transfer papers, I would, no doubt, have become disheartened and given-up right off the bat.
The difference in quality among the brands is tremendous! Stay well away from Transfer Magic, they really suck the big one.
Reviews By G. Sprehe : Date April 2, 2012
When I read the other reviews, I was very concerned about the decal not applying well. However, this still seemed the best option for a dark iron-on transfer. It worked perfectly - however I must note that I did follow the instructions to the word with regard to print quality, pre-peeling the decal before cutting, ironing on a pillowcase-covered chopping board, etc. The decals look wonderful and I would buy this again.
The one downside is that the reusable parchment paper did begin to wrinkle after the second application, and for the third sheet I had to be strategic about what part of the paper was over the decal as I ironed to avoid too many puckers on the transfer.
Reviews By Inzombiak : Date June 5, 2010
I purchased the Dark T-Shirt Transfer 3 pack JT-855 but it doesn't work very well. I followed all of the instructions to use on a 100% cotton tee. I did not use steam, the iron was at the highest setting, firm pressure was used, all corners were ironed, I allowed the parchment paper to cool. The edges still lifted and the parchment paper stuck onto the transfer. On the places where the parchment paper didn't stick completely it lifted the color from the transfer. The parchment paper tore and was not reuseable so the parchment paper cannot be used for multiple transfers as it states in the instructions.
I ruined two t-shirts trying to use this product and I am deeply dissatisfied with the results.
Reviews By Nick Tashiro : Date January 20, 2008
I recently started printing off my own t-shirt designs and was totally floored by the great quality that inkjet transfers offered! The papers adhered to the shirts quite well, the colors always intensified and deepened after ironing/pressing, wash after wash did nothing to fade, crack, or damage the transfers, (save produce an actually desireable texturized effect), and they didn't feel at all unpleasant to wear.
But yesterday, I found out that not all brands of transfer papers are created equal when I picked up some horrible "Transfer Magic" brand papers.
Reviews By G. Sprehe : Date April 2, 2012
When I read the other reviews, I was very concerned about the decal not applying well. However, this still seemed the best option for a dark iron-on transfer. It worked perfectly - however I must note that I did follow the instructions to the word with regard to print quality, pre-peeling the decal before cutting, ironing on a pillowcase-covered chopping board, etc. The decals look wonderful and I would buy this again.
The one downside is that the reusable parchment paper did begin to wrinkle after the second application, and for the third sheet I had to be strategic about what part of the paper was over the decal as I ironed to avoid too many puckers on the transfer.
Reviews By Inzombiak : Date June 5, 2010
I purchased the Dark T-Shirt Transfer 3 pack JT-855 but it doesn't work very well. I followed all of the instructions to use on a 100% cotton tee. I did not use steam, the iron was at the highest setting, firm pressure was used, all corners were ironed, I allowed the parchment paper to cool. The edges still lifted and the parchment paper stuck onto the transfer. On the places where the parchment paper didn't stick completely it lifted the color from the transfer. The parchment paper tore and was not reuseable so the parchment paper cannot be used for multiple transfers as it states in the instructions.
Reviews By Robbin's Nest : Date February 7, 2012
I nearly didn't purchase this cover because of the review that said that it was just a piece of cloth that lays over the board. When I received mine, I initially thought that Richard was right. But upon a quick examination I found two draw strings that enable you to tighten this cover to any size, and snug it up nicely. I'm very happy with the purchase. As a sewer, I appreciate the grid markings on it, and the fact that it is not the typical silver reflective ironing surface that is the worst thing for tailoring and garment shaping. The duck cloth will absorb the extra steam, rather than send it back up into the garment, keeping it wet. Overall, I'm happy with the product.
Reviews By cam : Date June 15, 2012
The was perfect, I have an old house with a built in ironing board, this cover was long enough. I had a hard time finding one.
Reviews By Joni Strother : Date February 20, 2011
Without the size of the ironing board this cover fits, I cannot buy this. The description needs to be much better.
Reviews By Robbin's Nest : Date February 7, 2012
I nearly didn't purchase this cover because of the review that said that it was just a piece of cloth that lays over the board. When I received mine, I initially thought that Richard was right. But upon a quick examination I found two draw strings that enable you to tighten this cover to any size, and snug it up nicely. I'm very happy with the purchase. As a sewer, I appreciate the grid markings on it, and the fact that it is not the typical silver reflective ironing surface that is the worst thing for tailoring and garment shaping. The duck cloth will absorb the extra steam, rather than send it back up into the garment, keeping it wet. Overall, I'm happy with the product.
Reviews By cam : Date June 15, 2012
The was perfect, I have an old house with a built in ironing board, this cover was long enough. I had a hard time finding one.
Reviews By Joni Strother : Date February 20, 2011
Without the size of the ironing board this cover fits, I cannot buy this. The description needs to be much better.
