Today was a good day to doodle. I don't have colored Sharpies but I do have some permanent Bic markers so we gave those a try.
This is Taylor's drawing. I ironed the fabric to some freezer paper to make it easier to draw on.
I laid foil on the table and put down a couple paper towels. Next she started dropping rubbing alcohol from an eye dropper. We learned from my piece not to use too much. My piece is a mess but I'm going to try to do something with it.
When it was almost dry, I started pressing it. Connie said she wished she had pressed a previous piece 3 or 4 times so that's what I did. Next I layer it with some batting and started free motion quilting. I had so much fun! I still need lots of practice but we both think it turned into a super cute pillow!
I'm linking this post up to Connie's Linky Party Tuesday. Check it out, I see more pillows I think I might need!
5 comments:
How funny, I've seen the other posts by the two other bloggers, but it really didn't hit me as a possible project until I saw yours! Thank you for the inspiration!
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Wow, Judy, the possibilities for fun this technique has! And kids can do it too. I checked out the link (very cool) and I'm glad that you've shown a more simple start. Taylor did great! Her pillow is adorable.
So cool. My nieces and nephews would have a lot of fun with this project. Its simple and easy. All can doodle and its easy as 1, 2, 3.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I was trying to come up with something fun to do the next time Katie-Bug visits, and now I have it. They look GREAT!! And the idea to make it into a pillow is wonderful.
Sharon I just love Taylor's pillow! I think this technique could become quite addictive and I can't wait to see what you made, I can't believe it is a mess! Thanks for sharing.
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