Testimonials
Fabric has just arrived and it looks fantastic, thank you. Hopefully I will have lots more orders for you in the future.
We had the cotton Warp Satin printed to meet the needs of our customer. The quality is excellent & the customer service was brilliant in meeting our needs in a very tight time-scale. Once again thank you for the service.
I have printed pictures of my dogs and cats for making cushions for my daughters. It is so beautiful and my family love it. Thank you again for your wonderful service and print-out.
Just received my fabric – many thanks.. the print is great – exactly as envisaged and the quality of the material is lovely. I really appreciate you going the extra mile on this as the results are superb. Thank you again. can’t wait to get sewing!
The print is beautiful, super detail and quality. The fabric is much better quality than expected. I ordered it to use as a small curtain and it hangs really well. It was amazing to have my own photo printed this big! Customer service was excellent, providing great personalised advice on my photo, and ensuring super-fast delivery in time for my event. Thank you so much again for all your help!
Thank you so much for a really quick turnaround on the fabric! Loved the print and quality of the fabric! Very pleased and hope that I will be ordering more from you in the future.
My fabric just arrived – it looks brilliant! Even better than I hoped it would – thank you so much for turning it around so quickly aswell, I really appreciate it. I will definitely be back in touch for more things soon!
Roman blind printed on Cotton Warp Satin
Creating your unique design is a relatively easy process. For example, our 4 years old daughter created her own design, please see picture below.
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We scanned a file and made a cut of a dinosaur and made it as a step and repeat file.
Very nice Roman blind.
Would you like to make something similar, but don't know how? Let us know. We can help.
Step and repeat file for Fabric Printing
There are plenty of articles and videos available on the internet on how to create Step and Repeat File (it is also called continuous pattern) for printing on fabric.
This process is not complicated, but you have to know the sequence of steps, to be able to create it.
First of all, open your design in Photoshop or, GIMP.
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Make sure that Wrap around option is chosen.
Your file will be divided in 4 parts
Clean up the file in the middle by Clone tool and save.
Let us know, if you have some questions, or need some help.
How to choose your file size for fabric printing
We have been asked a number of questions regarding the size of the file to be uploaded for a good quality print on fabric. In this post, we will explain how to calculate a necessary file size to be able to print good quality images on fabric
The quality of the printing will be determined by the file size and its resolution.
If your image is already in digital format, such as jpg, tiff, png or other, make sure it is 150 – 300 dpi (dots per inch). On jpg files you can see the size and resolution of the image in its properties (right mouse click on image – properties - details).
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As we see on the image below, our file size is 2084 x 1474pixels at 96 dpi (dots per inch).
If your file is not in digital format, but is on paper or other material, we recommend it to scan at the resolution of 150 - 300dpi.
Step and repeat or continuous pattern for textile printing
If you use step and repeat pattern, you print many files put next to each other. It is like a mosaic. In this case the file size of 2-3 MB is normally big enough to have a good printing quality on fabrics.
Single file printed on fabric
If you would like to print just one file with a bunch of flowers on the fabric, which is 1.5m wide and 1m long, you would need quite a big file, to make sure that the printed work is looking good and not pixelated.
How to calculate, how big file would you need for printing on fabric
- For good quality you would need at least 150dpi (dots per inch).
- Let’s assume that the width of the fabric you want to print is 1000mm or 40 inches. (1 inch = 25.4mm)
- And Length of the fabric you want to print on fabric is 1000 mm or 40 inches.
- So, the width of file should be 150dpi x 40 = 6000 pixels; Length, 150dpi x 40 = 6000 pixels.
- The Size of your file should be 6000 x 6000 pixels.
- If you print in greyscale, the size of each pixel is 1 byte;
- If you print RGB, the size of each pixel is 3bytes;
- 6000 x 6000 x 3 = 36000000 Bytes or 34.3MB.
As you see, you would need a very big file size, but it will be enough for a good quality picture of a bunch of flowers printed on fabric.
Rule of thumb for file size for textile printing
There is also a very simple rule of thumb. For A4 format you would need a 12MB file size to have a good quality non-pixelated image.
If you are not sure about the file size, please contact us, we will help you.