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HillCountryGal 08-16-2012 05:49 PM

VERY cute.
I can see all kinds of ways to use this fabric.
Have fun creating AND be sure to post pictures of your completed project.

lfstamper 08-16-2012 05:53 PM

Very cute! They will love it.

0tis 08-16-2012 05:54 PM

That is a great idea - I think I saw some similar to this on QB a month or so ago - I think its perfect for little girls.

Monika 08-16-2012 05:55 PM

That is very cool. Good idea!

hperttula123 08-16-2012 06:40 PM


Originally Posted by Up North (Post 5445474)
Where did you find this my grandaughter would go crazy over it!!

I found someone selling it online. It was $10 a yard. It's by Michael Miller so it shouldn't be to hard to find. I'd check etsy first to see if someone had it there. :)

hperttula123 08-16-2012 06:41 PM


Originally Posted by HillCountryGal (Post 5445499)
VERY cute.
I can see all kinds of ways to use this fabric.
Have fun creating AND be sure to post pictures of your completed project.

Oh I will. I can't wait to see how the kids color them. :)

Up North 08-16-2012 06:57 PM


Originally Posted by hperttula123 (Post 5445618)
I found someone selling it online. It was $10 a yard. It's by Michael Miller so it shouldn't be to hard to find. I'd check etsy first to see if someone had it there. :)

Thank you I already looked but had no luck with that print!

Neesie 08-16-2012 07:06 PM

How pretty! Reminds me of my high school days! :)

Rose_P 08-16-2012 07:39 PM

It looks like great fun for the kids. I learned from a friend recently that you can use ordinary Crayolas on fabric and then iron it between layers of paper towels to get the wax out. It goes through the wash surprisingly well. The kids might find that more manageable than the pens because they don't bleed and there are more colors. If it were to fade a little after many washings, they could have the pleasure of coloring it again. It's a good idea to stabilize the the fabric with freezer paper on the back before doing the coloring to keep it from puckering under the force of the crayon. If the design is small, you'll want to sharpen the crayons often. Here's an example someone posted showing a border design she is doing with crayons and embroidery: http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...s-t195717.html

Scakes 08-16-2012 09:24 PM

Really cute fabric. Great for the kids stuff. I think letting them color it is a wonderful idea.


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