DIY Printed Tote Bag
It’s time for some sewing and printing, and all this in less than 2 hours!
First we sew our tote bag. Megan did an awesome job with her tutorial, so go and see her for the how-to.
DecoArt asked me to try one of their new products called Ink Effects, so this is what I am using to print on my freshly sewed tote bag.
Ink Effects is a transfer ink, that you simply paint on standard copy paper and use an iron to transfer it onto a piece of fabric, in our case the tote bag.
Make sure you mirror your writing, otherwise you will have a bad surprise (yes, I know what I’m talking about, lol). If you use cotton fabric or other fabric that has more than 30% cotton, you have to spray it with the basecoat before.
More beautiful ink effects projects:
Amie’s Stella Mc Cartney inspired shorts!
Katie’s Summer Dress!
Sarah’s Anthropologie inspired pillow!
Jenny’s super cool geometric table runner!
Heather’s Baby blanket!
Try it yourself!
Cheers,
//Sibylle//
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Have you seen my top with your printable?
http://bagofpretty.blogspot.hu/2012/06/camera-day-project.html
Ohhh! Looks so pretty! Posting it on FB:-)
Wow, so Nice, and great tutorial! Thumb up for you sharing and thumbs ups for YOU!
Cool! That is super handy, not having to print it on these iron-on-papers.
Really like the effect
Very cute and super easy! I’m curious as to what it would look like with a design or something. I’ll definitely be trying!
You can print something and paint on top:-)
Waaw I love the effect!
Anouck recently blogged..We made our own balloony! Well.. kind of..
How cool is that ???????????
Pretty cool stuff recently blogged..Primo anno.