azwendyg

Here's a quick pic of a technique I'm trying out. I used an oil "Artist's Paintstik" to make a rubbing on black Kona fabric, let it dry, then heat-set it (under parchment paper) with an iron to make it permanent/washable. I'll probably use this one in a small wall hanging. I'm also trying out some other techniques with the Paintstiks on fabrics to see what I can do with them...

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Tweety2911

It looks great!

jojosnana

Gorgeous.
It will be a great picture.

Quilt Novice

Very pretty!

ruthrings

Wow. That's gorgeous!

Rumbols

Looks great, thanks for sharing.

Diane007

any idea on what you will make with the blocks

Mariposa

Neat! Pretty design you used.

debcavan

You do such great fun things.

feline fanatic

Last year at the Bennington quilt show one of the vendors was doing this. They had special "templates" for lack of a better word to use for the rubbings. They had leaves and such. They were using Shiva Paintsticks which I guess are specifically made for fabric? Anyway the effect was very nice but they did recommend it only be used for artquilts and wall hangings.