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Anything that can be photocopied or printed on a computer printer can be transferred to fabric. So get out your favorite photograph, letter, child's drawing, flowers from your garden, the final payment on your house, or a favorite piece of needlework - and learn the techniques for stitching a beautiful keepsake! * The process is fun and EASY. * Learn techniques that use a color laser photocopier or a computer printer. * Step-by-step instructions for 4 projects, including a pillow, a wallhanging, and 2 quilts. * Exciting color photos of quilts, clothing, and other fabric projects provide additional creative inspiration. * Information on products and sources.

This completely revised edition of Imagery on Fabric is updated with all the latest techniques and technology for transferring images to fabric. You'll go step-by-step through today's most exciting processes, aided by new full-color photos and instructions for safely accomplishing beautiful results. Almost any image can be captured forever on fabric - family photos, a child's drawing, the words of a love letter. Included are clear explanations and complete material lists, along with troubleshooting tips and tested solutions. This is an indispensable reference and source book for anyone working with textiles. Fabric transfers using copiers and computer printers; Light sensitive printing - blueprint, brownprint; Drawing and painting with crayons, dye sticks, permanent markers, and paints; Stamp printing; Discharge printing; Silk screening, with quick methods and photo methods; and Dye transfers with disperse dyes.