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Tartan 08-17-2013 04:01 PM


Originally Posted by snipforfun (Post 6239935)
Did you use a template to mark? I came across this method awhile back. http://www.ohfransson.com/oh_fransso...grid.html#more

Another nice method but I draw the square line and FMQ in the petals on each side of the lines. If you look at the first picture, you can see the little chalk marks about an inch from the lines drawn. Those are for me to keep the petal sides consistent. I start at the top left corner and go across, then down the line and up the the other side of the line than the next top petal and so on. I can do the whole design in this manner in one continuous FM.

costumegirl 08-17-2013 04:10 PM

I probably would not use sidewalk chalk. It seems to have a greater density and may be very difficult to get out even in the white colour. I would not use any of the regular chalk colours other than white or the pale yellow.

Murphy1 08-17-2013 04:18 PM

Thanks for sharing. I like it. Going to have to try it.

Originally Posted by snipforfun (Post 6239935)
Did you use a template to mark? I came across this method awhile back. http://www.ohfransson.com/oh_fransso...grid.html#more


Lovequilting22 08-17-2013 06:11 PM

I love your quilting design!!!!!

tessagin 08-17-2013 06:28 PM

Try a teacher's supply store! or Office Depot, Staples, Office Max. Most teachers' supplies stores may have the better deals!

KerryK 08-17-2013 10:28 PM

Great to know! Thanks! (and I love your placemats!)

mighty 08-18-2013 06:19 AM

Very cool idea, thank you!!!!

sherryl1 08-19-2013 05:11 AM

Try the Dollar store.

quiltingshorttimer 08-19-2013 06:59 AM


Originally Posted by Dingle (Post 6239328)
I have been using chalk for a long time. When I'm done I just throw it in the wash. Works great.

I would suggest you NOT use the dustless variety of chalkboard chalk--it has an added "oil" to make it less chalky and could stain your fabric. Also, instead of wetting it to remove, try using a wad of netting or a Mr. Clean sponge thing (I haven't used Mr. Clean, but have been told it works well too).

Sandra-P 08-19-2013 07:36 AM

I tried the dollar store, Walmart, and finally ended up ordering on Walmart.com to get the chalk I wanted.


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