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Beautiful!!
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Got my snowmen and my Crayola's ready to go. thank you
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Did you hear me slapping my head? What a creat idea. You did a beautiful job. I've done the strip of cloth to a mismeasured block too!
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Thank you for this wonderful, inexpensive idea. I am going to try it soon.
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Absolutely beautiful!! I have never heard of that technique. Thanks for sharing it!
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thank you 4 the info! they are so nice! ? how well do they hold up to repeat washings?
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Originally Posted by debcavan
I use such sophisticate things to do my quilts. LOL. One of my favorite things is my crayons. The individual design are by Jan Way who does design for painting. My rule is that you must have 3 crayons in your hands at all times. I want things to be irregular and uneven. If it is even and perfect, it is flat. Crayon Crayolas are my favorite. They have more dye and less wax. You set the color by putting paper toweling or some paper over the drawing and ironing. It pulls out the wax and sets the color. They wash beautifully
Chris Medford, WI |
I haven't finished my 50 state and 50 state stars quilt that I have done with crayola crayons yet. However I did use cotton and put a paper towel on the ironing board, placed a paper towel on top of the picture "face up" used hottest cotton setting with NO Steam and pressed for about 5-10 sec. in each spot until I could smell it - not too long or it will scorch. You can tell by the feel of the block when it has worked it seems. If this washes out I will be just furious. I have worked too long and too hard on this quilt.
You might try going to crayon quilts on the internet and see if you can come up with a site that gives you info on doing a crayon quilt. I did, but sorry I can't remember the name of the site just now. Sorry you had problems with this. Keep us posted on the outcome. |
I have done a couple of crayon quilts but they were not as beautiful as yours.
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Been wanting to do one since I first saw a vintage quilt done this way 20 years ago...just goes to show I am on a really slow track.
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