Why, yes, you can print directly onto fabric from your plain old inket printer. Even fabric bigger than 8.5 x 11. Is your mind reeling with craft possibilities? Mine too!
I printed a picture on fabric that same way! A wedding present for my brother in law and his wife - iron on some freezer paper (i couldn't find mine so I used heat 'n' bond (paper backed) and printed out one of their engagements THEN I embroidered their names and wedding date. It's waiting to be framed...yeah, it's about a year late. oops!
Can't WAIT to see your tutorial, Katie. You're pretty awesome.
You are an absolute genius! I've been throwing money at expensive fabric inkjet paper for ages, and you have totally rocked my world (in the best way possible). If it weren't so close to midnight I'd be gettin' out my glue stick and fabric right now. Wow. I'm following and coming back tomorrow to read more!
No way! How do you do it?
ReplyDeleteI am so going to have a party with this!
Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI printed a picture on fabric that same way! A wedding present for my brother in law and his wife - iron on some freezer paper (i couldn't find mine so I used heat 'n' bond (paper backed) and printed out one of their engagements THEN I embroidered their names and wedding date. It's waiting to be framed...yeah, it's about a year late. oops!
Can't WAIT to see your tutorial, Katie. You're pretty awesome.
I cannot wait to see how this is done! I want to make a baby book with a fabric cover. Oh the possibilities.
ReplyDeleteAre you making a tutorial? Oh, please do.
ReplyDeleteYou are an absolute genius! I've been throwing money at expensive fabric inkjet paper for ages, and you have totally rocked my world (in the best way possible). If it weren't so close to midnight I'd be gettin' out my glue stick and fabric right now. Wow. I'm following and coming back tomorrow to read more!
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