Stencils for quilts
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Originally Posted by Crqltr
I was just at the lqs and they had new pens for fabric. Fine point, and friction from the rubber tip or heat from a iron will remove it. They showed me how it works and I was impressed. They have three colors.
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[quote=kuseta]I just discovered spray chalk! It's great!! works like spray paint and marks your quilt very quickly and easily. It washes right out, too. In the quilting tools section at Joann's and it comes in white or light blue. kind of expensive, so I use my coupons on it. ]
How well does it stay on while quilting? Sounds really interesting!
How well does it stay on while quilting? Sounds really interesting!
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Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
Originally Posted by Crqltr
I was just at the lqs and they had new pens for fabric. Fine point, and friction from the rubber tip or heat from a iron will remove it. They showed me how it works and I was impressed. They have three colors.
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Originally Posted by Theresa
Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
Originally Posted by Crqltr
I was just at the lqs and they had new pens for fabric. Fine point, and friction from the rubber tip or heat from a iron will remove it. They showed me how it works and I was impressed. They have three colors.
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Shouldn't have responded about the pen on this thread...sorry.
Actually am looking forward to responses about the stencils. They are a bit awkward for me, especially when it comes to the corners. Maybe I just need to "lighten up" and be more creative.
Actually am looking forward to responses about the stencils. They are a bit awkward for me, especially when it comes to the corners. Maybe I just need to "lighten up" and be more creative.
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