I found this vintage-looking valentine fabric years ago at Hancock Fabrics and have yet to see any more this cute. I had only scraps left, so I wanted somehow to preserve and perpetuate it.

I decided to make a copy of it on my color copier. It could not have been simpler.


I loved the results. It printed beautifully. Hopefully it will not drink my entire ink supply.
The one on the left is printed on a cream colored card stock and the one on the right is plain white copy paper.

I am looking forward to experimenting with using fabric like this, but that will come in later posts. For now I am on to some valentine projects!
2 comments:
This is a great idea...especially for scrapbookers. I have a quilt my grandmother made for me and it's so old it's falling apart. I am going to "copy" it onto paper and use it for a scrapbook page before it gets too tattered (I refuse to quit using it!) Thank you for this idea.
Dianne ;-)
I wonder if that printer has any ink left in it
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