Base block using silk fabric |
I cannot usually use markers on silk though because the silk seems to resist the marks and they don't show up or the silk seems to retain the mark after I have erased it.
In the past I have occasionally used a product called Tiger Tape, which is a masking tape with printed lines on it but I found that it had too many marks and was just confusing.
I had the bright idea to use some blue painters tape and mark lines a half an inch apart on one side and three quarters an inch on the other side. It worked really well and because I don't usually mark the stitches very often, the same piece of painters tape has lasted for months.
Stitch guide using painters tape |
Bye for now,
Linda
4 comments:
Great idea on the masking tape Linda! Your new CQ looks lovely :)
Thanks Lorraine, I was surprised how easily it worked.
Gouldian Finches!!! We breed those little birds! Where did you find the pattern for them, Linda?
They are supposed to be Rainbow Lorikeets, Gina!! I drew them myself.
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