We used Angelina fibres , which most of us had not used before, for the wings and the tail. We stitched nappy liners onto the background of the quilt, used a hot gun to melt parts of it and then used Jacquard Luminere paints on the crispy edges. It was great fun. We had such a relaxing day that Colleen stitched her set of class notes to the back of her quilt and Rae stitched her non slip mat to hers!
Here is Colleen showing us how well she can stitch:
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She was heard to say aloud she was wondering why her thread was breaking! More photos of the workshop can be seen on our club blog here.
3 comments:
And what did you do for a background for your dragonfly? Will you use angelina fibres again? Looks like a fun day...
looks like a lot of fun was had by all!
You know it is a good day when you sew the instruction sheet to your quilt! What fun!
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