static/image/common/user_online.gif jt1077 static/image/common/clock.gif 2015-1-8 17:31 static/image/common/back.gif
Red sounds like a good idea!! I have gotten many great ideas I feel the need to try them all, see...
I ordered on Amazon. Search for cajun red fishing line. Get the 2 lb. Its the thinnest.
I have never used the gridding method, but I am thinking of trying a soluble pen
i use sulky metallic. it pulls out very easy when finished, doesn't get caught and you cant peirce it with your needle
static/image/common/user_online.gif jillyann static/image/common/clock.gif 2015-1-8 23:33 static/image/common/back.gif
I ordered on amazon. Search cajun red fishing line. Get the 2 pound one. Its the thinnest.
Thank you for this information
Love the fishing line idea - I use it on other crafts so always have some on hand.:)
Where does one buy fishing line outside of amazon? I checked but I don't need ridiculous amounts of the stuff! I was thinking maybe like a craft thread? Like not twine but maybe the same stuff that you can use for jewelry making? I've seen it before and I know it comes in different colors..but I don't need hundreds of yards. I just want to try it out!
I don't grid because it takes too long and I really don't trust using anything to mark on my fabric. I've seen people's projects where the markings are clearly visible through the stitching and I would be afraid it wouldn't come out.
I use sliver sulky metallic.
You can't pierce it with your needle and it pulls out easily when you finish stitching
I use a plastic thread that is bright red.I grid 10x10.
I find for Heaven and Earth designs, gridding is a must.
I don't grid. I cross the done stitches on the printed-out design or its copy. And I never once worked on a project where gridding is necessary (yes, I think that for HAED or some such I might consider it, but I'd still try without first).
