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Want to work in fashion? Try being a Textile Designer! It's a really fun job where you design the patterns and artwork that goes on fabric. You may have heard of other names for this role too, such as fabric designer, print designer, surface pattern designer, fashion textile designer, or others! There are a lot of names for it and I cover all of it! Learn everything you need to know to become a textile designer! Click now for the free guide 🙌 (Really! It's 100% free!!)

British textile and print designer Molly Mahon is on a mission to infuse our homes with colour. Using the traditional technique of block printing she speads joy and colour and has just collaborated with Boden

Have you ever wanted to design your own textile prints but are unsure where to start? Would you like to emerge into the world of textiles, creative processes and digital repeats? Digital Fabrics customer education courses and workshops are a great way for you to get the best out of our services. With our industry experts on hand we can teach you fundamental design methods and help you to design print and patterns for fashion, home-wares or any other project that you can imagine! LEARN MORE

Learn the steps to screen print your surface pattern designs onto fabric. Know the limitations of the printing process before you start designing your textile designs and pattern repeats #surfacepatterndesign #textiledesign #surfacepatternrepeats #screenprinting #fabricprinting #patterndesign

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As creatives, we love working with print and patterns—and designing patterns for use in fashion and home decor fabrics offers glorious opportunity for expanding your marketable skillset and establishing a new creative hobby. Print and digital designers can utilize the same tools, such as Photoshop and Illustrator, to produce dynamic patterns for fabric that will eventually turn into a beloved, tangible item. To get ideas flowing on the possibilities of patterns, here’s an exc

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