As you can see, I use fabric markers and pencils to draw things as I go. The blue chalk pencils, do not fade with water, so I guess I need soap. The purple marker fades after you draw it on, so I used that for the flowers, by marking each petal, as I went. Markers are so much easier to draw with too. After I finished, I sprayed it with water, then walnut spray. Then I stuck it in the dryer on a rack and that sets the stain.
I also need to antique my clothespins. I love using them to hang small quilts with.
The Stitching was done with lana wool thread, I love that for primitive stitchery.
The bunny is a design from Twigs and Sprigs. If you would like to make your own wall hanging, she has instant downloads, which are nice if you want to make something right away.
8 comments:
Very sweet! I love the homespun colors.
I love everything about your quilt Debbie!
Hugs,
Lynn
Oh Oh, your quilt is adorable, love it.. I love how you make it look primitive. It's perfect. Thanks for sharing where you purchased the pattern, I may have to buy one.
oh my gosh, just adorable
you did a wonderful job on this quilt
I LOVE the way you quilted it!!!!!
Debbie your ready for a big quilt!!!!!
Kathie
It's wonderful. I love the way that you quilted it too!
He's a cutey!
Debbie ~
Oh, how sweet it is ;-)
Pug hugs :)
Lauren
Just so very cute! Do you ever run out of great things to show us?!
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