How to PRINT on your own FABRIC / EASY DIY PROJECT
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มี.ค. 2022
- How to PRINT on your own FABRIC AT HOME / A Step-By-Step TUTORIAL
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Fabric printing can add a special touch to your arts and crafts projects. This simple process can be completed at home with your own fabric, ink jet printer or a laser jet printer. This is a really easy DIY with step by step instructions to guide you along to print on your own fabric right at home.
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Can you print on corduroy or screen printing on corduroy
this is SO SIMPLE and nobody said it like this, thank you!!!
That’s awesome I’m so glad that you shared it with us ! I’ve been printing my transfer’s on tissue paper like you showed us and it works perfectly ! Thank you so much sweetie ! 💞💞
That's awesome! Glad you are enjoying. Thanks for watching Rita
Wow. How simple. Thanks for showing this. That I am going to try. I’ve collected Embroidery hoops for years now I can do my own wall display using this method.
Happy to inspire! Thanks for watching Martha
WoW this is amazing, I was working on a bench cushion at the time your video came up, I taught it was missing something on my cushion and you just answer my problem! Thank you so very much for sharing this. Have a very nice day and again Thank you!
Perfect! Happy to inspire ! Thanks for watching Christine
I never knew you could do this. Thank you for sharing your tutorial. I recently started watching your channel and I am really enjoying it.
Thanks for following along! Glad you are enjoying Norma
Oh my gosh, you have great ideas and so simple. Love watching you !
Thanks for watching ❤️
Omg!! Everyday I watch you, I learn amazing new techniques..thank you so much🙏
Thanks for watching ! Glad you are enjoying Rosalie
Omg you are amazing I love the simplicity , the none advertising , a simply fantastic ideas , ♥️♥️♥️🦄
Glad you are enjoying
Wow! I wish I had come across your video years earlier. I was trying to print pictures of my family on material for a quilt. I tried every method I could find and finally gave up and bought printable fabric paper. This will still come in handy because I need to add new family members to the quilt and won’t have to buy the expensive fabric paper. Blessings to you!!!
It doesn’t hold up really well to machine washing
This is awesome! What a great technique to try! Thank you for sharing! 🤩
Thanks for watching ❤️
Get outa here! What do you NOT know?!? I’m sitting here thinking, God must love me … to have placed me in your path! I’m just in heaven. 🎉
Thanks for the kinds words❤️ glad you are enjoying
Aw that's so sweet..
This is so awesome!! Definitely going to try it. I have some embroidery hoops to use too and these will be so cute in the kitchen for Easter/Spring. TFS 🐰💐
Glad you enjoyed ❤️ thanks for watching
Wow. That's brilliant! I love that idea. 🥰
Thanks for watching ❤️
Love your ideas! Thank you for sharing them!
Thanks for watching
This is awesome! So great to know. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching ❤️
Omgosh....I can't wait to try this. Thank you so much 🥰
Thanks for watching ❤️
Love this printing idea. Have to see if my old HP will do it.
Go for it! Thanks for watching Billie Joe
Tooooo easy! It's going to be just perfect for what I'm trying to do ❤
Have fun!
I absolutely love this video you have done a fantastic job
Fun technique
Wow love love your work God blessed you good on crafting
Thanks for watching Vickie
I Love this, thanks for sharing. I will be trying this soon.
Thanks for watching
Thank you! So much for sharing this information, this is very much appreciated.👍🏽😀
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for showing us how to print on material.
My pleasure 😊 Thanks for watching Grace
That’s awesome!! Your a genius 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks for watching ❤️
You give us amazing ideas and tutorials!
Glad you are enjoying Pam! Thanks for watching
WHOA......YOU are AMAZING. Thank You❣
Thanks for watching ❤️
This is amazing. Going to try this today!!
Have fun! Thanks for watching ❤️
Thank you! I can't wait to try this!!!
Have fun!
🤩 Thank you for sharing your greatness !!!!! Your Awesome 🤩
Thanks for watching Christina!
Love this! Cannot wait to try it! Tina.
Thanks for watching Tina
Thank you so much for sharing this technique! Lynn
You are so welcome!
I swear you read my mind. I think of something, and a week or two later, you do it. 🤔 Girl, this was amazing. I will be trying this, and the tissue paper technique, one of these days. Thanks, for another great tutorial.
Hahaha great crafting minds think alike :)
Thanks for the tip definitely going to do this one
Thanks for watching ❤️
This is awesome! I’m going to try this!
Thanks for watching Christina glad you enjoyed
Super-neato idea!
Great tips looks so easy! Thank you
Thanks for watching ❤️
Thanks! And goodness I have a lot to learn.
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for following along.
This was the first video I clicked on! Thank you so much because you saved me so much time from watching other videos✨❤️
Glad it helped!
You are amazing! TFS!!
Thanks for watching ❤️
Thank you so much! This is just what I was looking for. I want to make a quilt for a teacher who is retiring and want to put Bible verses on the squares. I think this will work perfectly. I can't wait to try it!
You are so welcome!
That is friggin brilliant!
Glad you enjoyed
thank you
You're welcome
good job yet again. thanks
Thanks for watching Dawn
So lovely channel. Practical and beautiful.
Thank you so much for your support here on my channel I appreciate it
Brilliant!
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed.
Awesome idea, thank you
Thanks for watching ❤️
Love this ❣️
Thanks for watching ❤️
Great tip.. thank you for sharing
You are so welcome!
Perfect for my project. I’ll try a color print and see what happens!
Excellent
Thanks!
Wow - thank you so much!
WOW thank you
Thanks for watching ❤️
That’s brilliant
Glad you enjoyed ❤️
That’s so amazing, thxs much
Thanks for watching Arlene!
Another great idea 💡
Thanks for watching ❤️
Great idea!
Thanks for watching Barbara
This is so neat! Great idea!
Thank you! 😊
Wow great idea!❤💐
Thanks for watching
Thanks for sharing!! This is wonderful!!! Linda Chimera Alvarez from New Orleans
Thanks for watching Linda
Hello Thank you for sharing!!!
You are so welcome!
Great idea
Thanks for watching ❤️
Fabulous gurl!
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed
Cool idea
Thanks glad you enjoyed
I have wanted to do this and quilt with the pieces. I can't say I don't know how to anymore 😜😘❤
Perfect!! Thanks for watching Kaye
Amazing 👌✨✨✨thanks for sharing it 🌷🌷🌷🇶🇦
Thanks for watching
Have you ever used freezer paper.? Just cut to size and press your fabric to it and run through the printer. I like this method better than spray adhesive. Love all your videos and have used several of your techniques.😀
I have and I didn't have good success?? Maybe my freezer paper wasn't a good quality one. Thanks for watching Sandra
Oh my gosh, the possibilities are endless for this technique. I have a vintage family recipe I plan to print on tea stained muslin. I have a inkjet printer. Should the graphic be sealed after printing? Perhaps hair spray or poly?
Good question
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I have never sealed or washed mine so Im unsure how they would hold up. I use it mainly on my signs. Would be worth a try and see how they hold up . Thanks for watching
@RobynsLoveofSewing this is one of the vids I saw for printing onto fabric xx
Liking this. You are amazing.
Thanks glad you are enjoying ❤️
This is so cool, im wondering how to make a tote bag or a scarf and i wanted to make the design and get the design printed on paper and then get the paper transfer on fabric but this would be useful tysm ❤
That's a great idea!
GLUE STICK WORKS GOOD. GLUE IS TACKY ENOUGH BUT EASY TO REMOVE FROM PAPER AFTER PRINTING.
Best tutorial to date for this method! Nice clear instruction and just curious what brother printer model are you using?
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Definitely going to try this! Curious how stable the ink is on fabric. Have you washed any of the fabrics you have done this way?
This project is not washable. It is just for Decor. Thanks for watching Mary Ann Have a great weekend.
Love this! I do bookbinding with cloth covers and this will jazz up a few books. Problem is, the first couple of times I did this it worked. Now my printer won't pick up no matter what I do to reinforce the top of the paper. Any ideas? Have you had this problem?
I've solved my prolem. I found another channel about this and she started using freezer paper but then found full-sheet labels! I had some of these I found at a thrift store - and they work great!
Such a great idea! Thank you! Do you think it would work with drop cloth? I have some of that I need to use up!
Yes I think it will ❤️ thanks for watching
That turned out really cute! Thanks for sharing. I would like to try making a pillow with this technique...is there someway to set the ink so it doesnt fade..like ironing it? Thanks
I haven't wash any of my diys so far so I am unsure. You would have to do a test swatch
Who knew! Thank you SO MUCH for sharing that. Can't wait to try it.
Question, will the ink be permanent (will you be able to wash once image is on fabric)?
Yes, would like to know, too.
I haven't washed any projects that I have used it with. I mainly add them to signs ect. Nothing that would have to be washed. You would have to test it first and see how it holds up . Every printer could be different! Hope that helps. Thanks for watching Donna
I've been looking for a process that eliminates the white background with transfers--AND YOU DID IT! Thank you. Do you add something that keeps the colors from fading or dissolving?
This is not washable so not sure how to keep from fading
Hi Deidre, awesome as usual! Can you drop where you got the floral you showed for the first hoop?
Just from the Dollar store ! Thanks for watching Monica
I enjoy watching and learning from your videos. I just wanted to ask, could I use a different type of adhesive spray or glue instead of the spray that you used in this video?
Yes you can!
Thanks for showing this technique! Do you know if it can be done on aida cloth?
Yes you can!
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I’m excited to try this method! Just wondering, what happens if you out this through the wash? Will the ink bleed?
I usually do projects that don’t need to be washed
Thank you so much for this video ❤️ just a question, do you know if this will hold up on silky and shiny fabrics too?
It should
Does it need to be a ink jet printer? Love watching your videos
You can use either. Thanks for watching Jeanna
What about if one wanted the printed fabric to be stitched onto say a tee shirt. Would the colors fade any? Thanks
This is amazing but unfortunately I can't do this on a hoodie 😕
Hey! Just wondering-if I wanted to use this idea but on a large project, I’d only be confined to the regular 8x11 for the normal paper size, do you think there’s a way to do this without having to sew multiple pieces together, and without having the sew lines visible as well?
I have only done this process on 8 x 10 sheet of Fabric
Ms Diedre, I noticed an impression was left on the bond paper when you removed the fabric; will you be using the bond paper for another craft?
You def could! Thanks for watching
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Thanks for watching Allie
Hi. I like your videos! I have been looking for a transfer like this. Could wax paper be used to do the transfer? Thank you!
No it doesn’t work well
Do these handle washing? I'm trying to make custom patches to sew on a jacket.
No this would not stand up to washing thanks for watching
I have been wanting to make my own quilt labels. I will give this a try. I only have a laser printer. Is it going to be machine washable?
I don’t think it will hold up well in wash for long term
I want to do this and put on a handbag. What would I use for that? Also what model is that printer?
Would I be able to print on canvas or any other thicker fabric ? Thank for your sharing 💗
It would have to be able to go thru printer
What kind of glue can you use, is it adjustable?
Hi thats easy. How do you keep the ink from fading if washed?
I don't wash any diy projects that I use this method with. You would have to test it because all printers would be different. Thanks for watching Cyndi
This is amazing. So this works only with an ink jet?
No works with ink jet or laser jet!!
@@OurUpcycledLife awesome..thank you so much
Is there a less dangerous alternative for adhesive? I'm worried about the toxic gasses
What about if one wanted the printed fabric to be stitched onto say a tee shirt. Would the colors fade any?
This is not washable it would not stand up very
Not sure if you would answer to a comment on such an old video but i want to print a fantasy map on fabric for a book i am upcycling but.... I want the map to be able to fold out of the book so the fabric would need to be twice as long is it possible to first glue one side of the paper to one part of the fabric then glue the other side to the same piece of paper this would A cause me to be able to just throw it in as i am noy sure yet if i want it on the back of the book or the front so i would be able to use the print right away and b not have to worry for the extra fabric as its going through as while this is if i set the thickness correctly obviously but do you recommend this or strongly advise against it
Sounds like a fun project