ISO Lizard applique shape
08-13-2011, 04:32 AM
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did google search but could not find an easy to handapplique shape.
I saw today a shop sign with a lizard on it that was somehow scattered. Like single pieces on solid background that gave the shape of a lizard.
Does this make any sense??
how am I supposed to find something if I dont know how its called......... :oops:
thank you for reading
Granny
I saw today a shop sign with a lizard on it that was somehow scattered. Like single pieces on solid background that gave the shape of a lizard.
Does this make any sense??
how am I supposed to find something if I dont know how its called......... :oops:
thank you for reading
Granny
08-13-2011, 05:11 AM
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Lots of places on the internet. You might try glasscrafters.biz, a free stained glass pattern site, or just find a picture of a lizard and have it enlarged at a Staples or somewhere. For the little individual pieces you mentioned, I would copy the whole pattern on fusible, cut the pattern apart into pieces I liked the looks of, then fuse to the background fabric leaving a 1/4" (approximately) space in between each piece. I call this exploding a pattern.
08-13-2011, 08:13 AM
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oh, that paper pieced one is great! I will bookmark that one for sure but this time I will go with the one from fatcatpattern.
thank you so much and how do I get the "found" in the title?
Granny
thank you so much and how do I get the "found" in the title?
Granny
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