Marking Methods

£10.00

24 page Techniques pack with explanation of how to choose the best method to mark a quilting design

Description

Quilting is the final stage of any project, so the design needs to be marked onto the top fabric to show you where to stitch.You could do this by using card templates, freezer paper, masking tape, tracing or stencils.

But which method and marker will be best for your project?

This Technique Pack will show you how to try out a range of markers, equipment and methods for transferring quilting designs. The ideal marker is one which shows a clear line until you have quilted along it, but then completely disappears, so you will be encouraged to test out various options to learn about the benefits and drawbacks of each.

In this 24 page set of fully illustrated instructions. Carolyn will show you how to trace a design using a light box, or choose, position and use commercial stencils – and also how to make your own, either manually or with a Cricut machine.

Masking tape is very useful to mark straight lines, while templates can also be made using card, household objects or freezer paper.

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