I use "Press and Seal" paper (from the grocery store). It clings to the quilt to mark on it and while quilting. Not too bad to peel off when finished.
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Originally Posted by DebsShelties
Originally Posted by carolaug
Do the stitches get loose when you pull off the paper?
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Thanks for the great idea!
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Originally Posted by MissJMac
Originally Posted by QuiltE
Originally Posted by DebsShelties
At a quilt meeting a month ago, stencils were shown, how to use etc. One method was to trace onto paper (a wax type) then sew on the lines. I have been doing that. When I trace the stencil, I use a foam board and sharpies - keeps the ink on the paper.
Something new for me, I am enjoying getting new stencils for later projects. |
Perforating with a needle takes a long time. I use an "old fashioned" tracing wheel to perforate the paper. It is quick and works well.
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yes we have it here fabricland has it but its a bit expensive i used it to stablize mt sisters wedding vail when i was embroydering on it.
Originally Posted by QuiltE
Originally Posted by Julie in NM
I buy water soulable interfacing to trace my quilting patterns. Washes away when I wash the quilt.Buy it at JAs
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I use Golden Threads or white tracing paper on a roll and copy my stencil onto it. FMQ on the lines and then just tear the paper away. Have used this on my DSM for years and very happy with results.
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Thank you for sharing I try it.
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Originally Posted by GGJudy
Originally Posted by MissJMac
Originally Posted by QuiltE
Originally Posted by DebsShelties
At a quilt meeting a month ago, stencils were shown, how to use etc. One method was to trace onto paper (a wax type) then sew on the lines. I have been doing that. When I trace the stencil, I use a foam board and sharpies - keeps the ink on the paper.
Something new for me, I am enjoying getting new stencils for later projects. However, I do use it to trace (using a black Sharpie and it works. I pin the paper to the fabric and set the stitch length on "0" which makes the paper tear away easily. |
Originally Posted by DebsShelties
Here are a couple of pics
Now I understand. Great idea! :lol: |
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