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Reverse Applique with four fabrics

By: Lynda April 13, 2020April 20, 2020

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I really love reverse applique. You can check out my tutorial here. However, I was only using a top and bottom fabric. Today I’m sewing reverse applique with four fabrics.

How to: Printed Foam Stamp

By: Lynda July 22, 2019July 30, 2019

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I love using real leaves to print on fabric. However, if my stash of preserved leaves are not available or I don’t have any preserved, a great way to get that printed image is to make a printed foam stamp.

Painting my new apron

By: Lynda May 21, 2019June 5, 2019

Fabric paint, Jacquard Textile Paints, stencils, surface design, tutorialsJacquard Fabric Paints, layers, painted apron, tutorial10 Comments

I am so excited. I will be leaving Sunday for a week-long Pat Pauly workshop at QSDS (Quilt & Surface Design Symposium) in Columbus, Ohio. If you don’t know about Pat, she is a wonderful artist who makes contemporary quilts with her printed and painted fabrics. The class I’ll be taking is called “Glorious Prints.”

Printing with found objects

By: Lynda April 24, 2019April 30, 2019

Fabric paint, fabric printing, Jacquard Textile Paints, spray paints, tutorialsfabric printing, fabric tutorial, found objects, tutorial10 Comments

Sometimes it’s just fun to look around the house and start printing with found objects. That’s what I’m doing today. Clockwise is a potato masher, sponge, Tupperware lids, room keys, pool noodle and toilet paper rolls taped together. They are all sitting on the carpet non slip mat. Here is the first print. I covered…

How to: Low Immersion Dyeing

By: Lynda March 31, 2019April 6, 2019

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When I first started dyeing years ago I posted about low immersion dyeing. Since that time I’ve learned a lot and decided to share how I now do this type of dyeing. Also, I had several readers email me asking about low immersion. Like other dyeing, there are lots of ways to do this. Mine…

Dyeing Dawn’s Dyes

By: Lynda March 24, 2019December 30, 2019

dyeing, low immersion, tutorialsfiber reactive dyes, old dyes, testing old dyes, tutorial15 Comments

I am such a lucky duck! My friend Dawn gave me these old dyes recently. So today I’m showing you my results with dyeing Dawn’s dyes.

How to: Fabric Badges

By: Lynda March 10, 2019March 24, 2019

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I have a new obsession – fabric badges.

Soy Wax Batik and Fashion Spray

By: Lynda February 10, 2019February 22, 2019

recycling, soy wax, tutorialsMarabu Fashion Sprays, recycled clothing, soy wax, soy wax batik, tutorial, upcycling8 Comments

Today I wanted to show your my results with soy wax and Marabu Fashion Spray. In the past I’ve used Jacquard Dye-Na-Flow and fiber reactive dyes with this technique (and they work great!), but I wanted to see how well these sprays would hold up. If you’d like to see how I used these sprays…

Lacy Leaves

By: Lynda January 29, 2019February 1, 2019

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I’m a bit obsessed with leaves and trying out different techniques, and today it’s making lacy leaves. I found this book recently which encouraged me to try this techniques with leaves. Her work is lovely and pretty amazing. To make these leaves we are stitching on water soluble stabilizer. This is Vilene, a heavier stabilizer…