Raspberry Creek Fabrics

any custom print, whether that's your own design, whether that'something from designer studios or something from our design library, you have the ability to adjust the scale to fit your project. So I'm starting off with an example here. It's the dinosaurs from, these are from our Christmas a few years ago. And these are in our design library now. So I want to print these, let'say I'm gonna print these for my nephew who's obsessed with dinosaurs. He's a little kid. So I want to keep the motifs relatively small for this particular project. If I'm looking at the dinosaurs right now, if I look at the tail of the dinosaur, and I look up here on the ruler, the tail starts at about one inch, and I go over to the nose of the dinosaur, and it goes So this dinosaur is four and a half or five inches long. And okay, maybe that's a little too big for my project. So I want to scale this print down a little bit. So I have a few different options. You can either use these n So we can type in 10 here and hit set. And you'll watch those dinosaurs get a little bit smaller. We did just add a new feature that is the sliding scale. So that will help a little bit. If you're not unsure about n A lot of people get a little hung up on these n On our website, that's not the important part. The important part you should focus on is the motifs in your actual print. So going back to these dinosaurs, I scale, I change this n And we have, so now if we look at the tail, it starts a little before one inch and goes up here to almost five inches. So the dinosaurs are still four inches. Oh, I'm gonna make it a little bit smaller. So this time I'm gonna use the sliding scale though. And you can see if I slide it to the left, then that dinosaur becomes smaller. And I can just see, okay, there we go. Now his nose is at about four inches. This is So he's three and a half inches. I think that's a pretty good size for a little kid's article of clothing. So then you can just come over here and pick your fabric type and submit your order. So say you're actually, you wanna print these dinosaurs on Minky for a blanket and you want the dinosaurs to be bigger. So we'll just go You can use the scale or you can type in the n You'll notice that those n Okay, so now let'see. The dinosaur's nose starts at about So that dinosaur's now about seven inches. I think that's a great size for a kid's blanket. So one last thing that I kinda wanted to point out is that this zoom preview does not change the scale. So it's just changing how much of the design you can see. So right now you're looking at a 12 by 12 inch square. If you wanna see what these seven inch dinosaurs look Or if you wanna see a full yard, then you can see right here, you've got a full yard. Okay, I really Let's look at a full yard on when we're scaled back down for the kid's outfit. So we're scale back down. Okay, yeah, that's definitely the dinosaurs are definitely smaller. We did just add, this is a, this sliding scale is a new feature we just put up two days ago in hopes that it would help with some of the scaling issues that, or troubles that everybody's been having. Anyhow, we'll get this posted quick and hopefully it will help people figure things out and you can always comment on this video and we'll answer your questions. Okay, happy fabric printing.