Booth decoration-photos of your work printed on fabric

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Jeannette Carriere September 16, 2010 at 12:08am

I have used this company with much success

www.spoonflower.com
- Jim Wadsworth > Jeannette Carriere September 16, 2010 at 8:50am
  
  Thanks Jeanette-
  I have spoonflowered in the past-look under brown_eyed_daisy. Yet I did not think of this resource to have photographs printed on the fabric. How have you used their products?
  
  Jim
  - Jeannette Carriere > Jim Wadsworth September 16, 2010 at 6:07pm
    
    I am a mixed media artist but I also like to do art journals.I did some doodling and art journal pages and they printed them onto fabric for me.I then went and made some bags to sell with my art on it.I also had a one of my girls that I painted printed on the fabric.
    
    It is a bit expensive but they do really fabulous work.I wish I had a picture but I didn't back up my hard drive so when my computer died so did my pics...I am correct in assuming you want a panel long enough to be a drape correct? If so are you then wanting to sew it to other fabric panels to make a drape? Am I sorta on the right track.
    
    I know that you can buy fabric panels then you can transfer images to the panels by using golden gel medium.You would have to have them printed unless you have a wide format printer.I have one but don't use it often.Let me know if I am or am not in the ball park on this.
    - Jim Wadsworth > Jeannette Carriere September 17, 2010 at 7:49am
      
      I am trying to describe something I saw in a booth from CO at the StoneArch Festival of the Arts in Mpls this June. It was narrower but similar to the center section of the drapery in the attached photo (sans decorative rope). A picture of the artist's work was reproduced on the fabric in a seamless manner.
      drape example.jpg
Leo Charette September 2, 2010 at 10:57am

possible source for you:
http://www.vistacolorimaging.com/

Cheers!
L