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Quilters are so innovative. Great new idea. But...you do need a tiny iron for this method.
Great technique for any applique project. |
I took a class last year. Identical technique, except we used watered down school glue and an artist's paint brush.
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They are quite costly on line. $22.00.
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Buy a brush and make your own starch mixture, it is a lot cheaper!
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Here is the recipe. 1 heaping TBLS to 1 pint of water , you can add more starch if necessary
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Originally Posted by DebbieJJ
(Post 7148229)
Thanks Onebyone, I knew there must be a less expensive solution to this "problem" for me. I'll be sure to search the children's craft section!
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I have something similar from a stamp craft store. Maybe hobby lobby?
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Thank yo so much for posting this, I haven't come a cross this one.
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Thanks to all of you for posting, I'm not online much after about 7 a.m. CST. All of you have wonderful ideas and solutions, but like I said, I mainly just posted it for any of you who are interested in applique.
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I just spray some starch into the lid of the spray starch can...it turns to liquid, and use a little stencil brush. I do like the idea of double freezer paper for more intricate designs though! Thanks for posting the link!
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