I keep hearing about Spoonflower and now EZ Textiles has launched a site with CAD ready designs for a variety of fabrics. You can search the site without registering. The designs that I reviewed looked very 1960s/1970s to me.
This concept makes me wonder if we will be moving to more on demand printing of fabric? Jane Sassaman mentioned putting her more spooky designs up on Spoonflower to make them available and not scare people!
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EzTextiles Launches World’s Largest Online Resource of Production-Ready Textile Designs
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| ew York, NY (PRWEB) June 15, 2010 — EzTextiles, LLC has launched EzTextiles.com (http://www.eztextiles.com), the world’s largest online digital library of royalty-free, production-ready textile designs for the apparel, textile, home fashion, accessories and other textile-related industries. The new online service offers immediate access to more than 25 million fully editable woven plaids and stripes, prints, and knit designs. Other patterns and designs such as vintage, graphics, photography, and textures are also planned for the site. New designs will be continuously added to each of these categories as fashions evolve. |
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There are some great designs out there, but so far on demand printed fabric is still too expensive for me to rely on it for much of my fabric purchasing.
Yes, I think so, too, but, hopefully, the price will come down and designers will put their out of print fabrics up in case people have a project o finish or just love a fabric and need more of it. It is interesting to see the evolution of this sector.