Here's a picture of the Horses I started to piece together with fusible applique. The original pattern has 2 ponies in between the older horses, but I think I'm going to put a fence between them. My Dad has 2 "retired" horses, no ponies.
Karen over at A Cr8tive Kick in the Pants asked about the makeshift light table I had set up at Quilt Camp to do fusible applique. I mentioned it in a previous post, but did not explain it.
Under normal sewing conditions, I use a clear acrylic table for free-motion sewing and quilting.
This is the table.
Here it is with an Ott Light under it. Voila! Instant light box. Especially since I usually do have both my Ott light and the acrylic table with me at camps and classes.
This way, the light shines through the paper pattern so I can trace the designs onto fusible and accurately place the fusible fabric to the pattern. It works great!
3 comments:
Love those horses -- those batiks are just right.
I have wanted a light box for a long time and never seen one I wanted to spend money or time on. This is the best idea I've seen! Thanks, Michele.
Love the horses!!!
Michele, that's so beautiful! I so admire your artistry!!
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