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edie Bears by Edie
Southern Alberta
Posts: 2,068

When I was in Walmart the other day I saw packages of 8x10 fabric pieces for printing photos using inkjet printers. Immediately I started thinking of all the possibilities but wondered if anyone here has tried it??? Do the photos turn out good or not??? I'd like to hear what others think before I decide whether I want to start playing around with it or not or if it would just be disappointing.

Mo Beary Mo Bear Designs
Redcliff, Alberta, Canada
Posts: 1,536
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I use it for my 'tush tags'.  It works great however I have never used it for an actual picture.

Cleathero Creations Cleathero Creations
Ripley, Queensland
Posts: 1,925

I haven't used it myself but I have heard nothing but good things about it.

K Pawz Guest

I have used it for tush tags in the past and it worked great for that...also I have seen it used in a quilt store near me and it looked great sewn in as an actual printed photo in the quilt as a panel.

Hugs,
Krista

Delartful Bears Delartful Bears
Australia
Posts: 3,518

I use it on my handbags - I love it!
Danni

Cleathero Creations Cleathero Creations
Ripley, Queensland
Posts: 1,925

Hey Danni where can we get it in Oz?  I have checked a couple of places but either I am looking in the wrong type of shops or I have gone blind (most likely the latter)

edie Bears by Edie
Southern Alberta
Posts: 2,068

Wonderful! I think I'll go ahead and give it a try. I was thinking of tote bags with photos of bears or doing a quilt with different squares of bear photos. Tush tags is a wonderful idea too - although I don't make very many big bears these days.
Thanks, everyone!

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