Has anyone tried this?
Was wondering if it would work.
Guess the only way to know is to try!lol
Gale

I bought some at the International Quilt Show in Chicago. They had a wonderful demonstration. It was what I would call a bit "pricey". And to be used for very specific areas. it is designed to shrink 30 percent in all directions. THe demostration I saw , said not to use the 30 percent as a constant expectation. They said their experience was more 25 percent.
I think there are some tutorials out there , Check the Superior Threads site . I know Alex Anderson has one on her new web based site called "the Quilt Show" it was a free one , not part of the subsriction services. If you can get to a quilt show where Superior threads is a vendor they are very , very knowledgeable on this new product and have wonderful samples and demonstrations.
Note I just checked There are three tutorials on Texture magic on the "the Quilt Show site" . Below is the first in the series of three. They are free.
http://www.thequiltshow.com/os/blog.php/blog_id/2233
I will try to find the link for both.
Very cool stuff , just wish it was not so pricey so I could play with it more.

I love that stuff:

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-48110-1.htm

Some of the quilting/stippling designs might be fun to try out :D:D:D Or the decorative stitches.

I haven't tried it yet

have been practicing and it really is fun. I took a square of it and in each quadrant/quarter of the square I stitched a different shape - some close together, some specific designs, some stippling, etc...this way I got to see how different types of stitching would look. Next thing is to use it in something!

thanks ktbb that1s what I want to know.
How about a picture. Did you still need stablizer?
Gale

I do not use a stablizer, the texture magic has a stiffness to it. I just pin it into place. Some have used a temp spray on larger pieces that they did "fussy" work .

Here are a couple things I have made. Still playing with it.....

That looks like fun. I need to try that.