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Old 10-04-2010, 08:23 PM
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transfer your design by using tulle

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transfer your design by sewing without thread on deli wrap paper and then to your quilt


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choosing a quilt design

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Thanks, Crafty!!!!!!!
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Thank you for these resource sites, Crafty.
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Everyone is very welcome, thought they were cool tips for us.
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I have a featherweight with the original table for it. I just lift my machine out, put a piece of plexiglass over the open area and a light on the floor below it. Then I trace the design onto the fabric with a quilt transfer pencil.

You could have someone make a small bench with an opening in the center also so that you could set it on top of a table and do it.

Thought you quilters would like some more ideas for transferring a design.

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transfer your design by using tulle

http://quilterbeth.blogspot.com/2009...ign-using.html
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Thanks Craftybear! You always have such great tips and links. What a blessing you are, especially to us newbies.
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Thanks Craftybear for the resource sites.
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excellent idea,thanks for sharing and please post more tips and tricks for all of us

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I have a featherweight with the original table for it. I just lift my machine out, put a piece of plexiglass over the open area and a light on the floor below it. Then I trace the design onto the fabric with a quilt transfer pencil.

You could have someone make a small bench with an opening in the center also so that you could set it on top of a table and do it.

Thought you quilters would like some more ideas for transferring a design.

Originally Posted by craftybear
transfer your design by using tulle

http://quilterbeth.blogspot.com/2009...ign-using.html
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