Quilting Aggi

but at no time do you cross over a line.

Rose Marie

I bought a large stencil with stipples and use a pouce with it. Of course the quilt has to be the right color for the pouce to show. I have both the white and the blue. I like FullLineStencil.com. Their stencils are not cut but have a mesh that the chalk goes thru.

Rose Marie

Patchwork pieces was great. I printed out several.
Now if they would just come out with a product like carbon paper only it would have to wash out.
I dont have a long arm with the laser to follow the design. I dont like using paper that you tear away. It has a tendency to wrinkle up.
Come on industry and come up with a carbon paper for quilting.
Maybe there is one, anybody know?

Celeste

Rose, I don't know for sure, but I seem to remember something like carbon paper that I had to use to mark the darts for sewing? Of course, that would be on the inside, so perhaps they didn't wash out?

Rose Marie

I still have some of that paper. Think I will test it out on a scrap of fabric.

jamsbuying

EVERYONE.... great discussion. Thanks for all the hints.

Judith

Rose Marie

Well the first problem is you have to carbon the quilt before you sandwich it. Must be a hard surface. It didnt copy very well either without the wheel that comes with the colored paper cause you press hard and it rips the paper.
Next I will wash it.