Thanks Rene, i enjoyed making him in a different colour. I use an iron on transfer pen, which is permanent. You use it by drawing your design on paper and just hot-ironing it on.
Oh, that’s great! Can you get multiple “prints” out of the same drawing? I’m going to have to keep an eye out for one of those next time I get to the needlework store.
You can get multiples but it’s a bit of trial and error – how thick and how much ink flowed out onto the design and also a bit of an art to getting even, firm pressure with the iron – sometimes I’ve ended up with a too-heavy line, sometimes a patchy one that i fill in with tailor’s chalk. The brand is called Sulky (!) and i got it online somewhere :)
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I love him in the blues, makes me think of starry nights and full moons
He’s beautiful! I love him in blue. He’ll look great with silver.
Question- are you tracing your designs onto the fabric with a pen or a brush? Some of them look almost watercolored on.
Thanks Rene, i enjoyed making him in a different colour. I use an iron on transfer pen, which is permanent. You use it by drawing your design on paper and just hot-ironing it on.
Oh, that’s great! Can you get multiple “prints” out of the same drawing? I’m going to have to keep an eye out for one of those next time I get to the needlework store.
You can get multiples but it’s a bit of trial and error – how thick and how much ink flowed out onto the design and also a bit of an art to getting even, firm pressure with the iron – sometimes I’ve ended up with a too-heavy line, sometimes a patchy one that i fill in with tailor’s chalk. The brand is called Sulky (!) and i got it online somewhere :)