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I thought about the heat set crayons but after the responses I received on here I am not so sure. :thumbdown: Then I got to thinking about fabric paint. I haven't checked into it yet so I don't know anymore about them. What I am wanting to do in have some shading on the figure in the block so it would show up better (stand out more from background). :thumbup:
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What a fun quilt! You did a great job. :D I've used inks that I got from Jukebox quilts. They are permanent when heat set & non-toxic. You can check them out here:
http://www.jukeboxquilts.com/store.html |
DebJ,
I have seen these inks used and the shading that you can get with them is wonderful! This may be just what you are looking for. Debbie |
Can you air brush those inks to get a less heavy shading effect?
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Norah,
You can thin them with water and it makes it really fine like shading with watercolors. Debbie |
I for one can't remember seeing a finished product from them.any one here used them or have a pic...curious :wink:
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Hey now, a new trick. Sounds like just what I need for this new baby quilt, I'm putting cats on it cause mom is a cat lover so thought this might help me out with the faces, etc.
I'm gonna go look later, Debbie! Missed you Friday! Sharon |
Mimisharon,
These are the inks that are used by Sharon Schamber and those wonderful quilts that she does. Here is a link. I believe that Sharon Schamber is part of Juke box quilts along with Kelly Gallagher Abbott and Lura Schwartz Smith. http://www.quiltersescape.com/2008Featured/qe08-sharon-schamber.htm I love all of the ladies that she does. She also did one of Sitting Bull or Geronimo I can't remember which. I have seen several of the ladies and her indian quilt at Road to California, even the one she lost in the ups truck fire http://www.lostquilt.com/UPS_Fire.html Debbie |
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