I'm amazed as well. Thanks for the pix.

tj

Love the prints.

bk

Those are very nice prints Karen. Do you have plans for the fabric? It’s too pretty to cut!

Wonderful, Karen, to be both on textiles and a real plant. Was it 100% cotton that you used?

Thanks folks. Lovely thing to say Stewart. No, I don't have particular plans for the fabric. But I could see using some of the 2nd fabric in a quilt of some kind. Or on the back of a quilt for some visual interest. But this digital printing company Spoonflower is capable of printing one's designs as wallpaper or gift wrap as well.

Hi Jeff, thx, it IS 100% cotton, which was my choice, as I tend to think of my fabrics in the context of quilting, so I'd want them to be cotton. But Spoonflower offers multiple different weight fabrics & other fibers (they do some poly in both wovens & knits).

Very cool!

Very nice, Karen. I love how you can be so creative with new technology.

Nice, very nice. Karen do you ever go to the large fabric place on Broadway...i think it's by Reade Street.

That turned out great!

Wow. Love how you manipulated the fabric to get a whole new design

Congrats Karen... beautiful prints... can’t wait to see what they become!

Hi Folks,

The Sans Show & Chat thread reminded me of this thread I'd made. Seeing the fun face masks Nancy made from Sans Fabric reminded me. Thanks Stush for making that Chat thread for us, was a GREAT idea.

Also bringing these back up for anyone who hadn't seen them yet, like our returning friend Amanda (asarumgreenpanda).

I haven't done anything w/ the fabrics yet even at the Digital Printing Company. But I recently decided to release the 2nd fabric for sale, as a I wish to buy several yards of it myself.

My Sister had admired that particular print & I wish to make her something w/ it. (Likely, a simple sarong-type wrap for the Beach. We grew up in Rio de Janeiro & the Beach is deeply imprinted in us. She lives in FLA, a couple of blocks from her beach, as I am from mine here in Brooklyn, at the opposite end of the Coney Island Boardwalk).

Lastly, in these high stress times, seeing these again makes me smile & I'll hope it does the same for others. And of course, these fabrics affirm my love of Sans & variegates in particular.

Enjoy & Stay Safe Everybody.

Bumping this for a several returning posters to see.

These are wonderful. I especially like the one where you left in the little dark bit. It make it look 3-D

Thanks Quiltnhen, do you mean the last pic, the blue/green print w/ the dark bit in the middle? vs. the original pic w/ has a bit of dark at the very bottom of lower right?

I missed this previously......very awesome and creative!!