Cyndy from The Creativity Exchange explains how you can print on fabric, and then use the fabric to cover plain photo albums. Click here to go to the tutorial.
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4 Crayon Cutable or Printable Files for Back to School
These 4 adorable, colorful Crayons are perfect for back to school crafting, create scrapbook layout for that first day, cards for new teachers or notes to tuck inside kids lunch boxes. There’s 4 different colors of Crayon, pink, blue, orange and green, each with a cute smiley face and feet. This group comes in SVG, PNG, DXF and EPS file types so you can die cut them with your electronic die cutting machine in any color you’d like or print them out to use and best of all they are FREE to download!
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-Heather
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Intriguing idea. I’d like to print a pattern to stitch, then embroider it before covering a book.
Does the backing label peel easily from the fabric after it has been through the printer? This might be problematic if one uses a laser printer that anneals toner using heat.
If not – is stitching through the paper possible? Have you tried it?
Thanks in advance for any/all answers. -k.
I haven’t tried this myself, but you can hop on over to Cyndy’s blog to ask her what she thinks.