成人快手

In my February 2006 journal quilt I used the same image as for but this time I wanted to create it with real layers, I had been given some Lutradur and wanted to use it, it is a semi transparent polyester, I mono printed a piece 12鈥� x 10鈥� the finished journal quilt has to be 11鈥� x 8.5鈥� I then cut a piece of net 12鈥� x 4鈥� layered this with Lutradur and a small piece of white cotton fabric and then printed the image in reverse onto a transparency sheet and 鈥榯ransferred鈥� it using matt medium to the layered Lutradur, I wanted to keep the long look so stitched vertical lines then blanket stitched the edge with ribbon yarn, it was the first time I had used Lutradur and I was not impressed, it keeps colour well but I like texture.



Interesting the Jura Koncius article about donated quilts, the quilt list I am on is in the USA and most of the quilters are in the USA or USA citizens overseas, many are participating in a project to make for wounded soldiers and they will be delivered to the Walter Reed hospital on Valentines day, the back of a textile postcard is the same as a paper postcard unless the artist decorates it, some people use stiff card for the backs but most keep the postcard textile and use a plain light coloured fabric for the back which is how I do mine.