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Old 05-11-2012, 03:06 PM
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Has anyone ordered fabric, from Spoonflower.com? It seems to be small batch, designer fabrics. Unless I'm reading it wrong, you can get whatever design, printed onto your choice of fabric. Huh??? There's a REALLY CUTE dachshund fabric there, I'd like to get. Just wondering about the wash-ability, etc. I hate to pay $18 a yard, for something I can't safely wash. :-\
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I haven't ordered but read a blog suggestion (can't remember who) to design and print your own label yardage. Kind of like what you see in the fabric stores but with your own design or logo. It sounded like a good idea to me.
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I bit the bullet and bought a yard of fabric from there. I needed material that looked like brains to make surgical scrub hats for the neurosurgeon I work with. It took a while to get it. It was a stiffer cotton, but washes well. Good luck!
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Thanks. I found the site's FAQ, read about the washing . . . and kinda talked myself out of it. Sounds like the quilter's cotton may need to be babied, when washed.
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Just came across this blog and she mentions Spoonflower. Here is the post.
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Originally Posted by tngal22 View Post
Just came across this blog and she mentions Spoonflower. Here is the post.
Thanks so much, for the link! Some of the designs are wonderful; I'm so tempted to order one with brightly colored dachshunds. Wish I could find someone who's actually used and washed the fabric, several times. :-\
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If you Google Spoonflower fabric quality, you'll find lots of opinions...some good, some bad. Spoonflower is a work in progress.
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