Printed canvas fabric is an extremely heavy-duty material. It has a plain weave and is commonly used for things in which sturdiness is required. This varies from tents and marquees to sails and roofs. Canvas fabric printing is also used for fashion accessories such as bags and cases as well as clothing and shoes, even furniture.
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Too many photos will result in very small images, so we will advise a maximum number of photos per product size. Contact us if unsure.
Printing on canvas fabric is perfect for upholstery, or to make a bags or accessories.
Discover our range of canvas fabrics.
Very thick canvas, perfect for wall art and upholstery.
Thick canvas with a tight weave. Subtle smooth face, ideal for wall art, upholstery
Semi-transparent, durable canvas with a solid structure. Ideal for cushions, throws.
100% cotton. Heavyweight canvas with taut weave. Raised surface texture. Outdoor seating pads, upholstery.
100% natural cotton, 100% organic. Heavyweight with rustic, half panama canvas weave.
Wash at 30°c, low tumble dry heat, hang to dry, do not wring, low heat iron.
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Canvas is a thick woven fabric which uses a very plain weave. It is usually made from cotton or linen, however, originally it was made from hemp. The plain weave that it uses sets it apart from other heavy fabrics as it doesn't use the twill weave that - for example - denim does. From Old French and Anglo-French, which both appear to come from the Vulgar Latin word 'cannapaceus', canvas literally means 'made from hemp'. Treated canvas is often used as a base for artists to paint on, however, if it is not treated for that use then much of the paint would soak in, and the finished piece would appear blotchy. Embroidery work such as cross-stitch also uses canvas material, as well as photo printing which is stretched over a wooden frame.
If you can’t decide on which photo to use, you can upload multiple images and create a photo collage. This can be done using one of our pre-set montage templates, or you can create your own entirely from scratch. It’s super easy to do and the possibilities are endless.
Step 1 – Click the start design button & select your product options.
Step 2 – Go to the ‘Images & Text Tools’ tab, click the ‘add images/Text’ button on your product & ‘Select Images to Upload’ or use the Facebook/Instagram tabs.
Step 3 – Choose the images you want to use for your collage, upload & select them from the uploaded photos list.
Step 4 – Click ‘Create montage’ & select your collage style.
Step 5 – Add the collage to your design.
Your design is printed digitally onto the fabric in full, permanent colour. This is done in a variety of ways depending on the fabric, including dye sublimation and pigment printing. We use eco-friendly inks, and you are given a choice of how you would like your fabric finished. It is worth bearing in mind that natural, and in particular, organic fabrics such as our Organic Cotton Canvas naturally show subtle asperities which are part of the fibres of the fabric. As such, these elements might slightly show through your designs and will be more visible when light or white designs are printed. These will be less visible with darker colours, patterns or montages. The organic cotton canvas remains one of the popular choices among our customers.
You can have your printed canvas fabric sent as it comes off the printer, or cut on the line of your design with the white border removed. You may prefer to have your canvas fabric printing hemmed. You can choose between black or white thread, and one of our seamstresses will create an overlocked hem around your printed material. Remember to allow extra in your canvas fabric printing measurements for hemming if you are taking this option.