I previously posted how I make and print my quilt labels. Well, I have decided to apply that process to another use: practice stitching for free-motion!
For this how-to, I am using a stipple pattern, but you can substitute an pattern you want.
Supplies needed:
Freezer paper, light colored fabric, rotary cutter or scissors
Cut your fabric and freezer paper to 8.5" x 11"
Drawn a stipple (or other continuous line pattern) on a separate piece of paper. For this example, I am using a black marker so it will show up in the photos.
Scan your line drawing, just like you would any document. Then print on the paper-backed fabric you have made.
Peel, make your quilt sandwich, and follow your lines to practice!
If you try this, I would love to hear from you!
1 comment:
Hello,
Thanks for share this.
It remember me someting similar i read about print pieces in fabric without use the patern like hexagons and others.
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