Sorry it's taken me so long to announce the winner from my 1000th-ish post. Life got in the way. So the winner is
Jenny! Congratulations to you. Just leave a comment then I'll email you for the particulars.
Now, for the tutorial.
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If you have chosen a background that is close to the color of your focus fabric and all seems to blend together (this photo is not a very good representation but will work out) not to worry. There's an easy way to fix it without scrapping the block.
Jenny! Congratulations to you. Just leave a comment then I'll email you for the particulars.
Now, for the tutorial.
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Choose a light shade of gray. Using your original design trace, what I call, "outline" or "shadow" shapes on adhesive for varied areas of your block.
Press adhesive onto gray fabric and apply to areas on your block.
It is not necessary to outline or shadow all around the block. Your eyes will fill in the rest.
I hope this helps will all the projects where needed.
6 comments:
Great block Rhonda. Reminds me so much of my Maggie Walker quilt.
Another great block!
OK, I'm going to give this a try. We'll see how it looks.
Your tea pots are just adorable....congrats to the winner!
Thank you Rhonda for the chance and for winning the blog candy!! Love your blog and love the tutorials.
TX JennyWren
Congrats to you on 1000 posts and to your winner too!
What a cute tea pot - I love the fabric. It looks so real. Great idea for shading - I'll tuck that in my brain for future reference.
Judy
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