Now available in your choice of gorgeous fabrics, you can have your art printed on fabric like you would find in a fine fabric shop. The fabric is printed to the edges from rolls that are 40 to 44 inches wide. Choose from silk Habotai, the same material our scarves are printed on, or silk Charmeuse, or silk Crepe de Chine, or 100% cotton broadcloth or single knit. And, now, 100% bamboo sheeting or twill.
The prints are not hemmed unless requested in the event you want to hang on the wall, or wear as a sarong or pareo. Hand hemming available for an additional $28 on request. The fun of this size is making a garment as a wearable part of your wardrobe.
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Prices are for minimum of 2 yards printed in a continuous piece of fabric. For one yard prints see price list for scarves |
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| 8mm SILK Habotai, or 100% COTTON broadcloth, or percale | $55.00 yard |
| 16mm SILK Habotai, or 12mmCrepe de Chine, or rayon, or5.5 oz Belgian LINEN, or 100% BAMBOO sheeting | $65.00 yard |
| 19mm SILK charmeuse, or 18mm crepe de chine, or silk satin twill, or silk chiffon, or 100% BAMBOO twill | $71.00 yard |
The silk fabrics are 42 inches wide
The cotton, bamboo and linen are 44 inches wide
For scarves, hemmed or not, see this page
The fabric will be printed just as you send it to us. In other words, it will be an all-over print. We won't alter your design so be sure it will be of a proportion that will work for you. One yard equals 42 inches wide by 36 inches high. If you want 2 yards printed, that will be 42 inches wide by 72 inches high. Resolution must be 300 dpi. Obviously this will be a huge file, so you can scale it down to no less than 21 inches wide by 18 inches high for one yard.
The design motif can be large if you want, or for making a skirt or a shirt, you may want a smaller all over pattern. See examples below.
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The examples above are in proportion for a 2-yard print. The originals measure 42 inches wide by 72 inches high. You can see the proportion and hopefully get some ideas. The example in the center is an all-over pattern that repeats seamlessly. In other words, you can't see the original tiles or the design. You could as well have them like floor tiles where you have a defined boundary. The example on the right is an all-over design such as a painting would be. This would be okay as well for a garment, but great as a wall hanging. The pink one on the left is sort of in-between in that it has a definite pattern of small rectangles, but also a random light and dark pattern underneath.
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| Above are garments made from two-yard prints of original designs. On the left is Belgian linen, center - Crepe de Chine, and Charmeuse on right. | ||
You will likely need to send the fileon a CD, or through a file exchange website such as 'yousendit.com'. Email first donnalee@raldon.com if you have questions.