Spoonflower Fabrics

Two samples pictured:
Seeing Grey & Red Oxide Stripes.

Part of Spoonflower's design to sell process involves you ordering samples of your designs to then double check and make sure everything printed the way you wanted. I had designed a handful of patterns, ordered my samples, and eagerly awaited their arrival.

Once they came I was both excited and a little disappointed. Two of my designs, pictured to the right, came out beautifully. I love the colors and the stripes printed really well. No visible errors. My other two designs I had gotten samples of weren't quite what I expected. My blue plaid was very very tiny and the plaid part of it was invisible, same with my pink plaid. They are essentially solid color fabrics, no vibrant plaid like it was shown on my computer.

I approved the two that turned out well, Seeing Grey and Red Oxide Stripes, but with the other two I am trying to figure out if it is an error on my part or Spoonflower's printing process. I'm going to go in and edit the designs using Spoonflower's editing tools. I will post more if I decide to add more fabric designs.

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