If there were companies that let you slap pictures on mugs or publish your own books, there had to be a way to digitally print your own fabric. But hard as they looked, they couldn't find it.

1.) Prepare your work surface. Lay out a blanket on a table top—this will provide a soft surface under the fabric which will allow for easier printing. Cover the blanket with a layer of ...

Speed and quality are everything in the business of clothing production and bespoke apparel. For a small bespoke t-shirt shop or high-volume fashion enterprise, the ability to create intricate, ...

At the 2020 Hackaday Remoticon [Billie Ruben] came to us from across the sea to demonstrate how to use 3D printing and fabric, or other flexible materials, to fabricate new and interesting creations.

Learn how to use fabric applique to add your own flair to ... simply click on the image or the link below and you can print it out or download it. Next we need to transfer the image to the iron ...

After the reaction occurs simply washing away the remaining chemicals leaves a stable print behind. [Shih Wei Chieh] uses two galvanometers and a laser to cure the fabric. He uses a slightly newer ...

time and money it would take to devise a method for printing pictures directly on to fabric. Two New York-based companies were out to change that grave dereliction: by 1947, the “photographic ...

Direct To Film (DTF) printing is the best way to print on all kinds of fabric, which is why Advanced Machinery is bringing this technology to its South African customers. Click here to learn more ...