Demonstrating the HP DesignJet T650 printer for printing sewing patterns onto fabric.

Revolutionising Pattern Making with Direct-to-Fabric Printing

Pattern Making in Adobe Illustrator Project

Jump into the world of pattern making where we transform the traditional steps of creating and fitting patterns with a groundbreaking technique: printing directly to fabric. Our detailed tutorial unveils how to use Adobe Illustrator, coupled with the technological prowess of the HP DesignJet T650 printer, to print your basic blocks and patterns onto fabric.

Efficiency in Every Stitch

Imagine cutting your pattern sampling and fitting time in half. This isn’t just a dream—it’s reality with the HP DesignJet T650. We guide you through the process of feeding Vilene interlining fabric into the printer, bypassing the arduous steps of tracing patterns onto paper and pinning to fabric. This method isn’t just a time-saver; it’s a revolution in making patterns.

Our Choice: HP DesignJet T650

While the HP DesignJet T650’s price tag may be steep for hobbyists, its efficiency makes it an invaluable asset for professionals. Tailoring the tutorial to bespoke dressmakers and designers who juggle multiple clients, this printer can become the cornerstone of a streamlined, rapid sampling and fitting process.

The Fabric Miracle: Vilene Interlining

We also introduce Vilene interlining tear-away backing—a durable, cost-effective material from Somac Threads Limited. With 100 meters of fabric at your disposal, the savings in time, material costs, and the convenience of no pre-sampling ironing are immeasurable.

White Vilene interlining 90cm – 100m 50g cut-away roll – Product code: XVBO50/90 | Email Somac threads | sales(at)somac.co.uk: 

By integrating these tools and techniques, your journey from pattern drafting to the final stitch is smoother, quicker, and more precise. Join us as we redefine the fabric of pattern making.

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