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How To Print On Fabric – 6 Different Ways

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Karen of the Graphics Fairy (one of my fave sites for, um…free historical graphics) shares some easy ways to print on fabric using a home printer. She even gives a tip for setting fabric if your printer ink is not permanent. The emphasis here is cheap and easy, with one exception to the “cheap”. Go HERE to get the know-how  

This collection of printing ideas shows you different methods of putting fabric into your printer and what printers work best. Its a quick guide,but if you are planning on adding images or text to fabric for commercial use, I would highly suggest a fabric printable machine or even a vinyl cutting machine.

There are so many reasons why you may need to print on fabric and these tutorials show you some techniques to get you started.

Image credit: Graphics Fairy

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