free motion quilting and melting fabric

I am really loving that I can free motion quilt now.  I need to practice so I have been just experimenting with some different fabric.  This piece is two different sheer fabrics stitched and then heated with a heat gun.  I love the holes and that you get a lacy affect.  Just playing!

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Artgalcrafts said…
Hi Angela I love doing free motion sewing and even do it on paper that I have painted and heat gunned. You ae a gal after my own heart.
I have a pic of some paper on my blog at the moment.I think it was before I free motioned it. Keep praticing you are doing well I love the colour.
love
Elizabeth. XXX
March 23, 2010 at 7:09 AM
Angela Grasse said…
Hey Elizabeth
I checked out your painted paper, very cool. I absolutely love Beryl's book, I haven't seen her DVD's though I would like to.
March 23, 2010 at 9:44 AM
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