Right, shiny side of freezer paper glued to thin fabric, cut to size your printer can handle, print on it, cut to size. I've seen canvas paper and velour paper that work in some printers too.
Thank you for this I just looked up printable fabric and nearly had apoplexy at the price! You have made this idea available to us who craft on a budget...much appreciated!
Soak fabric in Dawn /water solution over night to make prepared for dyeing fabric. Press with very warm iron to shiny side of freezer paper. Print. Heat set colors with iron. These carpets look amazing!
Now this is probably the most incredible diy I’ve seen thus far. I would’ve never even thought to send the fabric through a printer but I’m guessing it should be a thin fabric so it doesn’t jam.
@@Maloempia right. But if you use Freezer paper and put the shiny side of paper against the fabric, you can easily peel off the fabric after printing. No need to get wet and rub
Look for rugs online, find image you like, copy to your computer, resize it to what you want, and print. You can do pillows, quilts, all kinds of things.
No. The paper is temporary for running it through your printer. Use freezer paper shiny side against your fabric and it just peels off, don't need to wet the paper to scrub it away. Once you print on the fabric you don't need the paper anymore. Print small sizes for making pillows or quilts too.
Description should make it more clear, but it's in print on screen. They used A4 sized paper, standard printer size for whatever country you're in. Water based glue, and thin white cotton fabric. If you use freezer paper instead of printer paper, you can just peel off the fabric later without wetting it. Put the shiny side of the freezer paper against the fabric
I used bleached cotton fabric👍.my printer is hp deskjet 2130. every color printer is available for this job, but you have to be careful. it may break the printer.
I have been back for three reviews of this and I think it means you have made a super helpful tutorial when we keep coming back...thanks again the money saved by this makes tagging you an absolute pleasure!
@@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws please I'm dyslectic would you have a moment to explain.so she used white glue put a piece of pure cotton glued on a sheet of paper.then she put it in her printer and printed 4 rugs onto it. Then damped it to rub off the paper but it was cotton she put on the paper? Can you or anyone tell me have I got it right please.where did the picture of the rugs come from? Thank you so much for listening.anybody if you have a moment to help me understand I am grateful.im 71 and trying to do dolls house for my grandaughter.my legacy to her.i can't afford real ones many thanks uk
@@jeanettereynolds3151 Hi I’m new to the dollhouse world but I think you have it right. As best as I understood, she spread wood glue onto paper and then glued a piece of cotton fabric on the paper. Then she printed the 4 rug designs onto the paper/cotton combo. You can google rug designs and then copy/save the pictures, paste them in Microsoft word and scale them down to the size you want your rug to be. You may have to play around with the sizing and print a few test pages before you get it right. Once printed, cut out your rugs. (If you want the fringed look that she did, leave a border of white around the rug as you cut so you can fold the long edges and glue it down. The short edges are what you will later fringe after removing the paper backing.) Dab a damp cloth over the backside of the paper/cotton combo and peel off the paper so all you’re left with is the cotton rug. I hope this helps ☺️ **Edited to say I just found this video where it is verbally explained, step by step how to do this process ruclips.net/video/LIZMJbY3DbI/видео.html
Would have been nice if you explained exactly what you did. What material you used etc. I can't tell if that was fabric or what? White on white doesn't the make the best video. Try narrating next time. Explain what your doing.
Only 1 way to find out! At long as it adheres to the cloth & doesn’t come unglued while printing- I would think it would be fine .. just wait for it to completely dry.
This video gets an F for instruction value! I have absolutely no idea what they did. What media was it printed on ? Paper, fabric, canvas??? What kind of printer? Ink , Laser? What did you transfer it to? How did you transfer without any water? Why no water? Why transfer rather than printing directly? Total waste of time!!!
Ok questions:
1…what kind of printer?
2…what kind of fabric?
3…where do you find the patterns?
4…what size are they, 1:12th scale?
Thank you!!
I wish we had more info as to how to make it and which material!!??
If you use Freezer paper instead of the paper ... you don't have to rub off the paper ;-)
Right, shiny side of freezer paper glued to thin fabric, cut to size your printer can handle, print on it, cut to size. I've seen canvas paper and velour paper that work in some printers too.
Thank you for this I just looked up printable fabric and nearly had apoplexy at the price! You have made this idea available to us who craft on a budget...much appreciated!
Soak fabric in Dawn /water solution over night to make prepared for dyeing fabric. Press with very warm iron to shiny side of freezer paper. Print. Heat set colors with iron. These carpets look amazing!
@@delappcatherined9041 Thank you for the information. 😀
Now this is probably the most incredible diy I’ve seen thus far. I would’ve never even thought to send the fabric through a printer but I’m guessing it should be a thin fabric so it doesn’t jam.
That was so smart. I could only think of weaving one but this is much better.
These actually look better than the ones to buy, online. I can never get those to lay flat!
Pretty awesome. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise and techniques to make this beautiful rug. 🌿🌹🌿🤗
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Just found this...wow...Thank you ♥
Your hands beautiful 😘😘
Very Clever, Brilliant
Wow! This is so amazing and helpful! Your tutorials are soo good!😍
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I die for this Persian rugs🤩🤩
Wonderful! thanks for sharing
This is SO AWESOME!!! Thank you--genius!!
Brilliant thankyou so much
That's brilliant!
beautiful
Super helpful, thank you!
Material details please
Hi!! I want make a question ...only with water you make the transfer in the cotton?
it looks like it is printed on the cotton, and the paper is just there for stability. after printing, you rub off the paper to keep the cotton.
@@Maloempia right. But if you use Freezer paper and put the shiny side of paper against the fabric, you can easily peel off the fabric after printing. No need to get wet and rub
I laughed so hard at this genius.
These cost around $10 plus postage on Amazon.
Where can we get images for printing?
Thank you
Look for rugs online, find image you like, copy to your computer, resize it to what you want, and print. You can do pillows, quilts, all kinds of things.
@@recoveringsoul755 - I appreciate that. Thank you very much for your help
Woher bekomme ich diese Teppiche zum Ausdruck ? Ist das ein Laserdrucker?
Did you put the fabric on both sides of the paper? Also did you glue two pieces of paper together for thickness?
No. The paper is temporary for running it through your printer. Use freezer paper shiny side against your fabric and it just peels off, don't need to wet the paper to scrub it away. Once you print on the fabric you don't need the paper anymore. Print small sizes for making pillows or quilts too.
@@recoveringsoul755, thanks for sharing different technique and explanation. Helpful!!!
You must put what are the papers and things that are used to make the carpet I only see two white items but I do not disclose what it is 🤔
Description should make it more clear, but it's in print on screen. They used A4 sized paper, standard printer size for whatever country you're in. Water based glue, and thin white cotton fabric. If you use freezer paper instead of printer paper, you can just peel off the fabric later without wetting it. Put the shiny side of the freezer paper against the fabric
Amazing. Is that an ordinary printer?
Looks like mine hp
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😅👍Kesinlike!
Amazing!
Wow
Hi which printer your using? And which mesh fabric you used thanks
I used bleached cotton fabric👍.my printer is hp deskjet 2130. every color printer is available for this job, but you have to be careful. it may break the printer.
@@TinyClayCharm when you say careful what exactly this means coz don't want to break my printer. Thanks
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Is that a regular printer?
Such a great idea! I have been making things in 1:12th and 1:9th and this is super helpful!
I have been back for three reviews of this and I think it means you have made a super helpful tutorial when we keep coming back...thanks again the money saved by this makes tagging you an absolute pleasure!
@@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws please I'm dyslectic would you have a moment to explain.so she used white glue put a piece of pure cotton glued on a sheet of paper.then she put it in her printer and printed 4 rugs onto it. Then damped it to rub off the paper but it was cotton she put on the paper? Can you or anyone tell me have I got it right please.where did the picture of the rugs come from? Thank you so much for listening.anybody if you have a moment to help me understand I am grateful.im 71 and trying to do dolls house for my grandaughter.my legacy to her.i can't afford real ones many thanks uk
@@jeanettereynolds3151 Hi I’m new to the dollhouse world but I think you have it right. As best as I understood, she spread wood glue onto paper and then glued a piece of cotton fabric on the paper. Then she printed the 4 rug designs onto the paper/cotton combo. You can google rug designs and then copy/save the pictures, paste them in Microsoft word and scale them down to the size you want your rug to be. You may have to play around with the sizing and print a few test pages before you get it right. Once printed, cut out your rugs. (If you want the fringed look that she did, leave a border of white around the rug as you cut so you can fold the long edges and glue it down. The short edges are what you will later fringe after removing the paper backing.) Dab a damp cloth over the backside of the paper/cotton combo and peel off the paper so all you’re left with is the cotton rug. I hope this helps ☺️
**Edited to say I just found this video where it is verbally explained, step by step how to do this process ruclips.net/video/LIZMJbY3DbI/видео.html
Can you use a regular printer?
Oh my god, that is all only i can say.
will a regular printer work here? thanks!
Woooow this is so cool, did you just use a normal paper?
You don't keep the paper, you print on the fabric and get rid of the paper after printing.
Would have been nice if you explained exactly what you did.
What material you used etc.
I can't tell if that was fabric or what?
White on white doesn't the make the best video.
Try narrating next time. Explain what your doing.
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Hello! Would a normal elmers glue work?
Only 1 way to find out! At long as it adheres to the cloth & doesn’t come unglued while printing- I would think it would be fine .. just wait for it to completely dry.
That would so get jammed in my printer!!! bummer
This video gets an F for instruction value! I have absolutely no idea what they did. What media was it printed on ? Paper, fabric, canvas??? What kind of printer? Ink , Laser? What did you transfer it to? How did you transfer without any water? Why no water? Why transfer rather than printing directly? Total waste of time!!!
Es trampa pero se ven súper bien
How is it cheating? Miniaturists have been doing this for ages
I need to get a color printer again