Thursday, August 11, 2005
Very tiny Block
A "very tiny block"measuring 1.5 by 2 inches.
After reading an article by Cindy Thury- Smith last year on using scrap threads and Solvy together,I thought that I'd experiment.
Having ended up with a piece of "whole cloth" I then cut it into smaller pieces,to "play" with.This one has only a motif butterfly and a daisy added.
With such a "busy" fabric,not too much extra embellishing is needed---maybe a MoP motif for a second block??
And at this point,my apologies!Earlier today my filing cabinet was literally dumped on the floor,in preparation for repositioning furniture,and the folder with info pertaining to the procedure is "missing in action" so the link will be added at a later date.
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After reading an article by Cindy Thury- Smith last year on using scrap threads and Solvy together,I thought that I'd experiment.
Having ended up with a piece of "whole cloth" I then cut it into smaller pieces,to "play" with.This one has only a motif butterfly and a daisy added.
With such a "busy" fabric,not too much extra embellishing is needed---maybe a MoP motif for a second block??
And at this point,my apologies!Earlier today my filing cabinet was literally dumped on the floor,in preparation for repositioning furniture,and the folder with info pertaining to the procedure is "missing in action" so the link will be added at a later date.
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Be interested in finding out about 'solvy'. Another way to get a very similar effect is to stitch fine chiffon
over the threads as Evie did for her RR logbook.
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over the threads as Evie did for her RR logbook.
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