I also wanted to test how some rose illustrations from a 200 year old gardening book would reproduce as fabric. I'm thrilled with the result in both quality of the printing and the fabric.
Aug 15, 2015
First Fabric Designs have arrived!
Recently Spoonflower had a free shipping deal, so I took the opportunity to turn my first few fabric designs into reality.
I also wanted to test how some rose illustrations from a 200 year old gardening book would reproduce as fabric. I'm thrilled with the result in both quality of the printing and the fabric.
I had the roses printed out at 10cm by 15cm rectangles - perfect for making up these cute tissues packs.
If you're interested in my designs you can buy this Antique Rose design as fabric or giftwrap from Spoonflower here.
I'll be sharing a tutorial for how you can also sew a tissue purse pack very soon.
I also wanted to test how some rose illustrations from a 200 year old gardening book would reproduce as fabric. I'm thrilled with the result in both quality of the printing and the fabric.
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Oh Kura!!!! I am IN LOVE LOVE LOVE with your rose print fabric! I adore cabbage roses and these prints are among my favorite botanical prints!! How gorgeous!!!
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Gina
Thanks, Gina :)
DeleteThose floral patterns are gorgeous. :) Well done!
ReplyDeleteYah! Spoonflower! I've never actually bought anything from there but I love seeing all the beautiful designs. You found that perfect use for that lovely flower print. Also love the mermaids.
ReplyDeleteIt's a great service they offer, I'm pleased with my experiences so far. Thanks for your lovely comments
DeleteI love the rose fabric, it's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI'm really happy with the way it turned out. & Nice to share something that others also enjoy :)
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