I am excited about this new company, Inkbloom. Inkbloom has everything you need to design and print your own fabric. And if you don't feel like designing your own fabric they have wonderful designs to choose from -- you can even change the colors of the designs.
This adorable little pouch was created with fabric printed on an inkjet printer using Loomtack. The Loomtack sheets allow you to run fabric through your printer and even allows you to print double sided fabric.
You can watch a video at their site for more details.
So many wonderful applications for this product. You can even print on vinyl and use with a digital cutter! The possibilities are endless!
This cute Love Chart will be offered as a free printable PDF for anyone who signs up for InkBloom's mailing list on their website, --once you sign up they will email it to you) AND becomes a fan on their facebook page.
Leave a comment on this post for a chance to win 1 roll of Loomtack, choice of Base Fabric and any Inkblocks/Inkbits collections. Wahoo!
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this looks so cool…thanks for sharing and that for the chance!
I adore this idea and think it would be great for welcome bags for our wedding guests! Thanks for the opportunity!
This is adorable! I hope I win!
I’ve been wanting to print this way on fabric for some time. Great little projects on their site.
I have to apply for this giveaway. Yes I have to!
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Why??? Because I’ve been after this loomtack since I found it on the internet and, unfortunatly, they don’t sell/ship abroad
May be it’s my lucky day
Thank you!!
Love this!! Pick me!!
Wow – this is so neat!! Cuts out the middle man – the iron!! This is now on my “wish list” for online shopping!
Such a great product! Thanks for sharing and I hope I win!
I love this! can’t wait to try it.
What a cool idea! Do you have to have a printer that feeds the paper straight? Not sure if mine will work….sigh…
LOVE this stuff! This could get addicting! Thanks!
I love it! Thanks for sharing, I’ve never heard of Inkbloom before.