Lacuna Press Digital Textile Printing

[...] or see or think of a great idea for a printed fabric and that’s when an order is despatched to Lacuna Press and I excitedly await the post arriving. Printing and designing fabrics is so much more [...]

[...] Lacuna Press Gift Packaging for Silk Scarves An A5 sized, strong cardboard presentation gift box, green on [...]

[...] is happy to be sourcing all components locally and working with British suppliers like Lacuna Press, who offer not only great quality service but also quick delivery times. Gabriela Larios [...]

[...] for images for a simple top. I just wanted a basic outline that I could fill in with my own pattern design. I found a very basic, simple, image, and I cut and pasted it into Photoshop. I cleaned up [...]

[...] it to the bottom position in the layer hierarchy menu, so that it does not obscure your pattern design. Drag the background layer to the bottom of the Layer Hierarchy pile Finished Half Drop [...]

[...] it to the bottom position in the layer hierarchy menu, so that it does not obscure your pattern design. Drag the background layer to the bottom of the Layer Hierarchy pile Finished Half Drop [...]

[...] Michelle Tonta is a printed textile designer expecting to graduate from Winchester School of Art in June 2014. She has previously [...]

[...] Michelle Tonta is a printed textile designer expecting to graduate from Winchester School of Art in June 2014. She has previously [...]

[...] imagery that interests me to form a theme. Plans for the Future My future aims, as a textile designer once I finish university is to continue creating new and exciting prints, and [...]

[...] for writing this interesting article for us Megan, and good luck with your future as a Textile Designer, we are sure you will go far! Megan McCutcheon – BA Graduate in Textiles for Fashion & [...]

[...] How we machine hem our silk scarves, should be helpful if you plan to do this yourself, too. When you hem a silk scarf edge, [...]

[...] on one width of this 150cm wide fabric. My 3 tea towels were much easier to hem than our silk scarves are. I didn’t use a rolled hem foot, I just: folded each long edge in by half a centimetre, [...]

[...] Lacuna Press Gift Packaging for Silk Scarves An A5 sized, strong cardboard presentation gift box, green on the outside and lined in white. [...]

London based textile pattern designer and illustrator Gabriela Larios creates imaginative and fun designs that celebrate her deep love of nature, stor [...]

We have enjoyed printing Aleksandra’s wonderful painted flowers over the last year, and are so pleased she has shared with us here the story of her [...]

Megan’s soothing colour schemes compliment wonderfully the natural world she is inspired by. I really enjoyed seeing how her work transforms from w [...]

Michelle Tonta is a printed textile designer expecting to graduate from Winchester School of Art in June 2014. She has previously interned at Zandra R [...]

[...] Our custom fabric design tool has a Half Drop Pattern Repeat option, which make this process very easy. However, sometimes you want more control over [...]

[...] Our custom fabric design tool has a Half Drop Pattern Repeat option, which make this process very easy. However, sometimes you want more control over [...]

[...] Michelle Tonta is a printed textile designer expecting to graduate from Winchester School of Art in June [...]

[...] Michelle Tonta is a printed textile designer expecting to graduate from Winchester School of Art in June [...]

[...] printing, which definitely inspired me, but it took the discovery of Lacuna Press and digital fabric printing to really make me see the potential of having my designs on fabric. My Design Inspiration: [...]

[...] more digitally printed sewing projects which specifically use the awesome capabilities of digital fabric printing! [...]

[...] most short run fabric printers can only print using up to 720 ink droplets per inch, at Liberty Press we use different technology and have chosen a different route: we print your fabrics with a [...]

[...] cushions and scarves. Marilyn Monroe Cushion designed by Sandy Sand, printed and made by Liberty Press – this one is cotton canvas [...]

[...] University I will focus on developing new and exciting designs for fabric (printed by Liberty Press, of course!) to be made into products to sell. I have already set up a small business [...]

[...] a pattern design. I wanted to do a design that started to use the particular capabilities of digital printing, which I think I achieved to some degree. Designing the pattern took a LONG time, even [...]