Prints are fabrics that have colour applied to it in definite patterns or designs. The colour is fixed to the fabric as special pigments, dyestuffs, and processes are used to ensure that the colour is bonded to the fibres, and won’t wear or wash off. The textile printing process can be executed using a variety of methods including wood blocks, stencils, engraved plates, rollers, or silkscreens. However, the most common methods used for home furnishing fabrics are screen-printing, transfer-printing, roller, cylinder, and digital printing.