I had a bit of trouble trying to trace the stitchery design for this
with my light box because the linen was a bit thick.....
So it was off to Marally Craft for me to get some transfer paper...
It worked a treat and I am now ready to stitch
when the thread comes in at The Home Patch....
Until next time, Happy Stitching
Kate
16 comments:
What a stunning pincushion. Where did you get the pattern from? I would love to make it.
Cheers Tanya
Will look great :) Happy Stitching!!
I don't know about this transfer paper...how does it work? Sounds pretty good to me as I have had that problem!!!
I now have the book...it is great seeing the projects appearing..I was wondering about the transfer paper too-
Yeh me too Kate . . . Do tell us about the transfer paper, I love this pin cushion too . . It s on the must do list
I had the same problem, so ended up doing the pincushion on a tea-dyed background. I have used a slightly lighter linen for the coin purse and it has been much easier. The pincushion is a sweet little project.
What kind of transfer paper was it as I have tried a few things on Annie's dark linen! Lighter linen works better!
I think this pin cushion is gorgeous.
I have the book too and I am looking foreward to working on some of the patterns.
cant wait to see this pin cushion Kate
often wondered how that worked, your pin cushion will look great
Hi Kate, I must confess to avoiding darker linen for stitching because of tracing the design, so I'd love to know about the transfer paper.
Looking forward to seeing the finished pincushion. The book is filled with lots of "must do that" projects, isn't it?
Regards, Sue
What book is this in, I have never seen it, and it is adorable?! I can't wait to see it finished.
that's it, transfer paper, I was looking at my piece of linen too thinking, what the... but you got it sorted for me, ta very much!
sounds like you need to write up a tutorial Kate!!
This pattern looks so cute. I like the sewing theme.
What the name of the transfer paper..... great idea.
Sandyn
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