Every year my Calendar Girls group decorates a table at our ALCQ Quilt guild Christmas party. This year we are doing a calendar theme. Each place setting will be a different holiday. I know I had some shamrock fabric for St. Patty’s day, but either gave it away, or just can’t find it. So this is my solution. I took the green fabric with tiny gold dots,
carved my own shamrock rubber stamp, then used Aleen’s “It’s OK To Wash it” glue, & stamped on the fabric.
Sprinkled on embossing powder…shaking the excess off, on to a sheet that can be used to poor it back into its container.
Using a heat gun, I melted the embossing powder.
Now I have shamrock fabric!
I also just HAD to have this crazy pink feathered tree today! I bought it at Michael’s.
5 comments:
Very cool fabric-I embossed or maybe a better word would be stamped velvet once-fun to embellish fabric. The pink feather 'tree' is a bit over the top. What are your plans for it?!
I really like the embossed shamrock fabric! Love the texture it adds.
What a clever girl you are to find a way to "grow" shamrocks in November ;-)
I could not help but look at the feather tree and wonder how long it would last at my house because it looks WAY too much like a cat toy.
Too clever the embossed shamrock fabric!
Not to sure about the feather tree, but I'm sure your mind has a great idea for it and I'll be jealous.
I've always been curious about embossing. Do you think I could emboss a canvas that has been painted on?
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