New Product Now Available – Fabric Yardage!
Tuesday, July 21st, 2009Hello All!
We’ve rolled out another product for your creative enjoyment - now available is fabric yardage. We’ve added full yards of cotton broadcloth fabric, and it is now available for both you and your customers to create those custom designs! Continuous yardage will be limited to a maximum of three yards. There is no limit on the number of yards that can be ordered, however 3 yards is the maximum uncut length . Be sure to let us know if you have any questions, and happy designing!
Alev says:
July 25th, 2009
10:48 pm
hi,I am very interested in this I would love to know how it works? Do I need my image to download./ Also How can I add filler images between main image.Like I have a flower and a small flower . How can I spreat small flowers between the large ones?
Thanks
Candeygal says:
July 27th, 2009
2:06 pm
Hi,
There are a few ways to create a custom design – if you have a graphic of your own you can upload it and have that printed, or if you don’t have one you can download a free graphics program such as GIMP and create a design to upload, or you can use our online design tool. On our site you can select a product (such as a yard of fabric) and the designer will open, from there you can click on add images and text, and select store library to view the graphics that you can use in your designs. After you select a graphic, it will appear on your fabric template, where you can resize it to the dimensions you want, change colors, move the graphics around, etc. In your example above, if you wanted a design with large flowers and small flowers, you could select the flower graphic as many times as you wanted it to be in your design, and you can place them where you want them to go by either dragging and dropping with your mouse, or clicking the position arrows in the designer until they are placed where you’d like them to be, then you can do the same with the smaller flowers as well. If you need more clarification, please feel free to shoot me an e-mail at blog@eyecandey.com, and I’ll put together a tutorial for you with pictures. Have a great day!!