Temperature sensitive colour variable fabric

A temperature sensitive color variable fabric includes a cloth fabric or plastic fabric coated with a layer of printing ink to form diagram-decorated and color-changeable variation areas distributed at the surface thereon wherein the variation areas thereof are made up of temperature sensitive chemicals and color variable chemicals that are preset in different density. A transparent protective film of acrylic plastic is coated at the upper surface of the variation areas thereon to prevent the wearing or shading off of the variation areas thereof for protection thereby. In practical use, the cloth fabric or plastic fabric is capable of being applied to a wrapped covering of an ironing stand or a shower screen, etc. Once in contact with the heat generated by an iron or hot water, the variation areas thereof, via the temperature sensitive chemicals and the color variable chemicals contained therein, can sensitively respond to the change of temperature and variously display the diagrams in different tones of colors, effecting an appealing and fresh visual effect to improve the quality of daily life and attract the curiosity of children for bathing as well as providing a warning function to indicate the temperature reached so as to ensure the safety in the household.