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Originally Posted by suzee
I haven't tried one with fabric. I think you would have to fuse your fabric to a heavy canvas and then apply the finish. It's the five coats of polyurethane that makes it stand up to traffic.
The kits they had included Mod-Podge but (since I have yards and yards of it) fusing might be the best for me.
Did you use anything on the backing to keep them from slipping?
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Join Date: Dec 2010
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No, I am on Mac so it is iphoto. My fear is maybe the stick is full and maybe the pics are really on the camera. I don't know how to get them off the camera if they saved there. I don't have another stick. Hmm, have to delete pics off stick and don't want to till I print. Technology may be leaving me a bit behind. I'm givin it a good try though!!
Mine either, are you using Picassa to transfer??[/quote]
Originally Posted by Sewlmatesister
My pics are not transferring from my stick to the pc.
Looks like I will be going tomorrow to meet another quilty friend.
Wonder if my stick is full? Pics do display on my camera.
Looks like I will be going tomorrow to meet another quilty friend.
Wonder if my stick is full? Pics do display on my camera.
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The canvas that I bought has a non-skid backing; feels kind of 'rubbery.' I think if you used a non-skid mat like you would put under a room sized rug, it would not slide.
Your painted ones are beautiful but I think fabric is the only way that I'll be able to accomplish one.
The kits they had included Mod-Podge but (since I have yards and yards of it) fusing might be the best for me.
Did you use anything on the backing to keep them from slipping?
Originally Posted by zipit
Originally Posted by suzee
I haven't tried one with fabric. I think you would have to fuse your fabric to a heavy canvas and then apply the finish. It's the five coats of polyurethane that makes it stand up to traffic.
The kits they had included Mod-Podge but (since I have yards and yards of it) fusing might be the best for me.
Did you use anything on the backing to keep them from slipping?
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