I really wanted to add the quote "Always remember you're braver than you believe, stronger than you seem,
smarter than you think, and twice as beautiful as you'd ever imagine." because I really strongly feel that it summed Wendy up so well of who she is and what she would want each person to know about themselves that I just had to figure out a way to incorporate it.
I used Microsoft Word to get the Font and Shape and printed it out. Above is the test print. Below is the final print onto fabric.
I tried different fabrics and settled on this printed cotton. I also had to change the type to bold
so that enough ink would transfer to the fabric. I loved
this rose print, it's perfect for this! And it was the last bit of this fabric that I have in my stash so I was really happy it printed perfect onto it since there's always a risk involved with this method of transfer.
The method I used was to simply print it on paper first and then tape a piece of fabric over the print and re-feed and print it onto the fabric. I then iron it and give it a shot of steam to help set the ink on the fabric.
Here it is after I appliqued it into place, I plan on embroidering around it later on. I want to work on more seam treatments before I embroider around it though.
The method I used was to simply print it on paper first and then tape a piece of fabric over the print and re-feed and print it onto the fabric. I then iron it and give it a shot of steam to help set the ink on the fabric.
Here it is after I appliqued it into place, I plan on embroidering around it later on. I want to work on more seam treatments before I embroider around it though.
1 comment:
I have always loved your stitching and this project is especially beautiful on many different levels. Bless you, dear Melissa, for honoring Wendy this way. I recognize many of those fabrics you're using from past challenges/contests (and still have some myself), so in a small way it is as if there is a stitch or two in there from my heart for Wendy. Hugsxxx
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