Remember the beginning of my 
burlap obsession? I saw 
this laundry sign in the midst of that burlap frenzy and just loved it. A burlap sign has been on my to do list ever since. Only after my 
first attempt with stenciling did I realize that to stencil a sign with 
that many words would be misery. And I never have freezer paper and always forget to pick it up. But only last week when I was oogling 
Stephanie Lynn's sunburst mirror did I learn that you can 
print directly on fabric with your inkjet printer with just glue, fabric and a piece of paper. And me oh my, how excited I was 
that I didn't have to make a trip to the store.
Off the wall came one of the 
three lonely frames that I hung without pictures in my living room. I used spray adhesive to glue muslin fabric to a piece of paper. I sprayed a bit too much adhesive, but it was ok because I would be cutting out the middle to fit a 4x6 frame.
I downloaded a 
free stamp-look-a-like font, and printed out "Live". It turned out perfectly.
So perfectly that it just had to go on 
my mantle with 
my new sunburst mirror instead of back on the wall of frames.
Next up, printing on burlap for that sign I've been wanting in the bathroom ;)
Cheers!!!
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You paste the fabric to the paper and then print on it? WOW! and this doesn't bother the printer?
ReplyDeleteIs this how people use a Silloutte or Cricut with fabric?
I'm in awe!