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Learn to Print on Fabric

My first workshop in the brand new shiny classroom at The Village Shops and Galleries! Sign up now - I keep the class small so everyone gets lots of attention.

Inkjet Printing on Fabric

Workshop taught by Heidi Rand

Sunday February 24, 2013 - noon to 3:30 p.m.

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The Village Shops and Galleries, 10330 San Pablo Ave., El Cerrito

$40 + materials

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 Welcome to the exciting world of fabric printing! Learn to print your artwork, images and designs on fabric using your home inkjet printer. This exciting technique opens the door to endless possibilities for creating original fabric to use in quilts, art pieces, gifts, home decor, and much more.

I take you step-by-step through the entire process, from preparing your files to print, to choosing the right fabric and getting it ready to go through the printer, to post-printing treatment, and much more.  I will discuss the importance of knowing what kinds of inks your printer uses, and give you tips to get fabric through even the most finicky printer.

With many examples of printed fabric and fabric artwork and crafts, you'll get new ideas about what to do with your own images and designs, and the knowledge to go home and start printing your own! Each class member will print at least one sheet of fabric.  Pre-registration is required because I keep the workshop small so everyone gets plenty of attention.  Please email me

Upcoming workshop:

Inkjet Heat Transfer Techniques

Saturday March 9, noon to 3:00 p.m., $40 plus materials

Have questions? Interested in registering?  Email me

If you can't make the workshop, I also have an ebook to teach you to print on fabric and an online class at CraftArtEdu.


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