As I wait impatiently for my Spoonflower swatches to arrive in the post I can't leave their site alone and have been trying out different things, playing with the colour changing thingymig etc. I have had a fun day cleaning out the gutters which get so full of next doors leaves they are almost like a compost bin. I scraped them into a bucket and then drenched myself with a hose and also managed to rinse the gutters a bit too.
above came from this dollie that I made for my daughters friend.
These were illustrations from an AA Milne book about children. Thought it would make nice summer dress fabric.
above was simplified from a photo I took
as was this, of tree branches and scenery. And there were more but the computer decided that they were not pictures and wouldn't let them on the blog?
2 comments:
I've looked at spoon flower a few times and wondered what the quality of their material/printing is like, so I'll be interested to hear about your swatches. I had a thing a while back (it's gone now) that I wanted to cover furniture in fabric with grass printed on it - I could never figure how to make the pattern continuous!
PP
Hello. I have had one swatch printed before and it came out quite well considering It was a bit last minute and haphazard, and once you get the swatches you can make any changes you want on the design before you get the metre-age printed out. As for having grass printed in a continuos fashion, you can do "mirror image" so it blends at the edges but then you get the mirror imagey thing, or you need to find a friend who knows how to use a digital imagery programme and to sort it out for you, unless you know these things already. Have you checked out the site, some-one may have designed one already.
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