To see the beginning of the “Caribbean Dreams” scarf, click here. After washing out of the Aqua Bond and Aqua Film topping products; the scarf has air dried, and then lightly misted with water and pressed slightly using a pressing cloth. Before closing the gaps in the scarf So… it has a few big gaps where I didn’t quite get …
These are the supplies I began with to make my latest scarf. You will need Aqua Bond; a water-soluble paper sticky back stabilizer. And Aqua Film topping. And lots of pretty threads, ribbons, yarns, lace… fabric strips and cordings can all be draped, laid on, and mixed up. 505 Spray comes in handy to secure the threads, before you lay …
I was asked by a good friend of mine, to add a bible verse to some scarves she had purchased for our Big Sky Tres Dias Prayer Team. “Tres Dias” is Spanish, meaning three days, and it is a weekend dedicated to help us grow, explore and mature our faith in Jesus Christ — to learn more, & be strengthened …
We had a fun Saturday class, making more SCARVES… All you need is Aqua Bond, Aqua film topping, some fun yarns, threads, fibers… and a free motion quilting foot. See more about the products and some of the scarves I’ve made in an earlier post here. We had lots of fun exploring color options, design styles and placement ideas. …
I call them “Lace Flowers” but perhaps someone has a better…more creative or original name? I’d LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU!!!! (pretty please!?) Hey… anyone out there??? Hmmm… well as I wait with baited breath, let me tell you a bit about these little jewels of threadplay…. Quite simple to do… and make them as fun as you’d like with …
Oh gosh…I really hope you will want to try this project, if you haven’t already!! These scarves are not only beautiful, and one-of-a-kind, but functional, AND a great way for anyone who is new to free motion, to get the ‘feel’ of stitching without alot of other distracting issues such as tension. And one gets to play with texture, color, …