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dforseth
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Photos to Fabric

Post by dforseth » Thu Feb 07, 2008 9:34 am

I am in need of some informtaion. I would like to know if any of you have ever put photos to fabric? If you have how did you do it or did you take it to a copy service.

Thanks for any and all information.

Debbie
Debbie Forseth
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quilterbee
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Re: Photos to Fabric

Post by quilterbee » Thu Feb 07, 2008 9:44 am

Yes, I have done a couple of quilts where I scanned in the kid's artwork and printed it out and used it for centers in my blocks. I ordered BubbleJet 2000 and it works great. You just soak your fabric let it dry and put it in your paper place on your printer. Some people press the fabric to freezer paper and feed it through. BubbleJet is a great product and is easy to find.Amie

Tapdancetutu
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Re: Photos to Fabric

Post by Tapdancetutu » Thu Feb 07, 2008 11:10 am

I have done several picture quilts.

I buy the fabric sheets that are ready to feed right into your inkjet printer - no chemical altering by me. Some are not washable - some are washable, so depending on what your project is, is to what you will want. You can also buy fabric transfer/iron on sheets too. There are many prices across the different brands. I like Printed Treasures - although they are probably the most expensive. Others are June Tailor and EQ.


lorettav
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Re: Photos to Fabric

Post by lorettav » Thu Feb 07, 2008 2:45 pm

I have done this. I like the linen cloth paper. Copy the picture to your computer and print it out on the cloth paper. Be sure to heat set. I usually wait about 10 minutes before I put DRY heat to it.

Loretta

fabricgirl
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Re: Photos to Fabric

Post by fabricgirl » Sat Feb 09, 2008 10:39 pm

I have used fabric blocks by milliken called printed treasures and never looked back to use anything else ever again and you can get it much cheaper on jhittlesewing.com this is the best stuff that money can buyand it also helps if you have a good printer.

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