Printing Photos on Canvas?

[Susan Bartolini]

Has anyone done this with success? I just saw this post over a the Daily Digi and I would love to do this with a photo for over our bed. I have no idea where to print on canvas. Any suggestions?

Thanks!
Susan

[ColleenSwerb]

WHCC does it, I believe shutterfly does it, and there's another company called colorinc that I've heard good things about too.

ETA: I think there are more companies that offer it, but I can't think of them right now.

[Megan Turnidge]

A gal on my CT is a photographer and I saw a canvas wrap of hers... and it was gorgeous! She swears by mpix. http://www.mpix.com/Product.aspx/gallerywraps

[my4boys]

You can actually do it yourself if you do smaller sizes. All you do is print it out on dark shirt iron on transfers and iron it right on the stretched canvas.....I saw it in Scrapbooking and Beyond latest issue, it is VERY cool!!! Try the website to see if they have the info: Scrapbooking & Beyond

ETA: And from what I can tell a lot cheaper too!!!!

[ColleenSwerb]

Originally Posted by my4boys

You can actually do it yourself if you do smaller sizes. All you do is print it out on dark shirt iron on transfers and iron it right on the stretched canvas.....I saw it in Scrapbooking and Beyond latest issue, it is VERY cool!!! Try the website to see if they have the info: Scrapbooking & Beyond

ETA: And from what I can tell a lot cheaper too!!!!

I have a bunch of canvases laying around.....and dark shirt iron-ons.......the wheels are a' turnin!!

[my4boys]

Originally Posted by BrodoNY0123

I have a bunch of canvases laying around.....and dark shirt iron-ons.......the wheels are a' turnin!!

I just went to the website and I could not find the instructions but if you want them I can scan it and post it here..............it is really friggin cool and I know you would do amazing things with this project.

[ColleenSwerb]

I googled it, and everything I saw was just print on the iron-on, and transfer just as you would with a regular t-shirt or whatever.

[my4boys]

yep pretty much. I just thought you would want to see what they did in the mag cause it is pretty cool...lots of blending and cool pics and stuff.

[ColleenSwerb]

Oh yea for sure. I might just pick up the issue myself next time I'm out, lol.

[my4boys]

Originally Posted by BrodoNY0123

Oh yea for sure. I might just pick up the issue myself next time I'm out, lol.

Coolio....

[gracielou]

Originally Posted by my4boys

You can actually do it yourself if you do smaller sizes. All you do is print it out on dark shirt iron on transfers and iron it right on the stretched canvas.....I saw it in Scrapbooking and Beyond latest issue, it is VERY cool!!! Try the website to see if they have the info: Scrapbooking & Beyond

ETA: And from what I can tell a lot cheaper too!!!!

That sounds so cool!! I have got to find that magazine now!! Thanks for the info.

[my4boys]

Originally Posted by gracielou

That sounds so cool!! I have got to find that magazine now!! Thanks for the info.

It is really the coolest thing I have seen...it is such a great mix of both digital and well, other stuff....not too sure I would call it Hybrid but I guess it is close enough. A must see for sure. I will try and get the pages from the mag scanned but prolly not till late tomorrow or Thursday. Something I feel the need to share with my fellow scrappers