Don’t forget to reverse the image when printing on transfer paper. Use transfer paper to create clothing with your image on. You will also have lots of clothing related options, including…. So how would you like to create a digital ‘cartoony’ version of that toy? Once you’ve created your digital file there are so many things you can use it for – posters, cards, cupcake toppers are just some ideas. I started thinking about other ways we could recreate monkey and that led to designing a fabric with him on. Unfortunately we haven’t been able to find a spare Monkey – we even contacted the manufacturer but they’ve stopped selling them. Rowan and Monkey are virtually inseparable and I’m sure a lot of your babies also have a soft toy that they can’t be without. Rowan also has an image of Monkey on his top.
Monkey is wearing his own customised pj trousers made from fabric with pictures of Rowan on. If you look more closely at Rowan’s pyjamas trousers you will see that the inspiration for the fabric design is my youngest son’s favourite soft toy, Monkey, who he’s cuddling in the photo.
When Heidi first contacted me about taking part in this ‘Sewing for Baby’ series I had just finalised the layout on my first ever fabric design to order from Spoonflower and I thought it was the perfect project for the series. I am Laura from Craftstorming and I’m so excited to be here today – I have been looking forward to sharing this project for a long time. Or the other method you can use is to re-size the single repeat to fit on a 8.5" x 11" sheet of paper (which means your design can never exceed one sheet of paper), then print multiple sheets of paper and tape them together to equal your length.Hello everyone.
You would have to import the one repeat of the design into a graphics program, re-size it to a usable dimension, and copy/paste the repeat until you reach your desired length (approx. The PDF we provide gives you only one repeat (about 6-8" of the design in length), and it's small (less than 6" high). Adobe Illustrator) and the ability to work with those programs, you can take the single repeat provided in the digital file and lay out your own pantograph. That being said, if you have the appropriate software (e.g. The digital files are really only for those with computerized systems. The problem with this pattern is that it is too big for my sewing machine so I need to change the amplitude of the pattern from 5 and 1/2 inches to 5 or 4 and 1/2 inches. I am trying to print a quilting pantograph which is free from Urban Elementz called Celebration petite. Summary: How do I re size an image and print it so that it is the newly scaled size and also in the correct placement on an 8.5X11 sheet of paper.
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