Wow, this is great

fantastic idea. I have done the portrait printing from photos, but never thought about this idea. My grand-daughter is an emerging artist and I have told her a few times that her designs would look lovely on fabrics.

These are awesome....I would not know how to even start a project like this.

love these i use the bubble liquid and it is great and yes very washable..linda

Stunning work!!

Very vibrant colors. Beautiful designs.

They are lovely designs. What will you make with these panels?

Beautiful!!

These are both beautiful. Lovely designs and colours. Pansie's were my Grandmother's favourite flower..
Hugs

very interresting:):)What will they think of next

Gorgeous designs, you are ready for your own blog....

These are both lovely with vibrant colors! I do hope it works.

they are very nice

Beautiful . Did you use PhotoShop? What kind of fabric did you use? Amazing

I made printed fabric from a site I went on about 4 years ago that used hot water,alum, washing soda, and fabric softener. I dried one outside and one I got hair dryer dried. Then I used iron on stabilizer ironed nice and ran though my printer worked great. I just never washed a ton to test a batch of cloth book marks I made. However I did do again another project out of curiosity and for need of a banner to hang outside for church in weather. It hung out for over a month and several rains. Did fine. I poster printed and sewed the banner together. I love what you have printed here. I also thought of doing something like you have but figured someone would jump and say I did not draw it so I can't do that. So I just never ventured any further. So please keep me posted on your venture. Hugs Mary

wow they are really pretty, hugs Loralye

This is beautiful. I've never been able to get my printer to do such a great job. I'm really interested in your experiment. Please keep us posted.

Your fabrics are beautiful. I have printed on fabric too. I made quilt labels this way but I was not happy with the results after a couple a washings. Keep us posted with your results. I am curious, what are you going to do with these? blocks in a quilt? hugs, Susan

Both are very pretty!

Really nice-looks like fun but I don't need yet another 'hobby"!

Oh you are too cool! I want to know everything, did I miss any of your posts on this subject?

Can you give a brief rundown on how you created your wonderful works of art? Did you scan in a design, or use a kaleidoscope creator or any other techniques? We are hungry for information here. I LOVE your fabrics.
You might want to heat set these and let them sit out for a while before attempting any washing. I've done some fabric printing, and found that some colors wash out more readily than others. If I were doing it, I would print a part of an image, or maybe a blooper with all of the colors on it, heat set, and then test wash that. I wish you the best of luck. You are definitely artistic in nature. :)

These are gorgeous! Looking forward to seeing your updates!

oh wow! They are so bright and vibrant with color. Sounds like that may hold up from the comments. I don't know which I like better - did you freehand draw these somehow or use a kaleidoscope designer? I ordered the one from EQ but haven't tried it yet. These are beautiful! How exciting!!

to answer your Question (see below) I gave the things I made away, but do not think that anyone will wash them very much. And yes I used the fabric from Matilda's Own and another lot from Celcast. Then I ran out and used a cotton pillow slip (in a cream colour). Purchased fabric worked best and will no doubt wash okay too, but costs a small fortune.

i also use this pre treated sheets washes up good

These are wonderful kaleidoscopes! Well done. I've only printed photographs but this brilliant artwork has inspired me!

Just amazing.

Wow you are truely gifted...

Love the pansy one, beautiful!

love your designs and colours, especially the blue, purple and green one.

beautiful

Wow looks cool

Turned out excellent

These are just gorgeous!! Yet another thing on my list of things to try, thanks a lot, hee hee hee!!! You really did these beautifully. Perhaps instead of worrying about washing them, you should consider beadwork, other types of embellishment, and sell them as matted and framed artwork. No washing required. And I'd certainly hang one of these on MY wall, for sure. Best of luck with this project, keep us posted. Hugs, Marji

I recognize the pansy but what is the 2nd one.
Really, really cool looking.

Gorgeous, I love your colours!