Textiles...block 2...development cont...

So, I decided that the t-shirt transfer paper hid too much of the fibres in the fabric and gave it quite a glossy finish, which I didn't want...I was really looking for an image stained into the fabric so I could still feel the true texture of the fabric.
I decided then to try simply printing directly onto my fabric, I had tried to find printer friendly fabric but to no avail, and any I did find was out of budget.

I glued a sheet of fabric I had cut to the same size as an A4 sheet of paper onto normal printer paper, very lightly and only with a glue stick.  I then quickly printed my series of photoshop images onto the fabric and removed them from each other so as the glue wouldn't fix my paper completely to the back of the fabric.

This was the final article which was very cheap to produce and very simple to do...I also liked the photographic quality and detail I could achieve by doing this...