TESTING WEIRD MEDIEVAL FABRIC I printed on Spoonflower | Eyes Dress Part 1

Here is the fabric!!

I tested a fabric print, which I created on Spoonflower (and made available for all of you to use too). I washed and dried the fabric, ironed it, and tested shrinkage.
Please note that I am using the linen/cotton canvas.

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