Showing posts with label Transfer-Eze. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Transfer-Eze. Show all posts

Thursday, January 21, 2016

Southern Lady Hand Embroidered Dish Cloth

Thursday 21 January 2016
 
Hello and Welcome,
 
I would like to share with you a southern lady design. You can tell this cloth has a few imperfections. I think, maybe, this was originally a dish towel and maybe, the lady who did this work just couldn't toss it so she made it into a dish cloth - just thinkin', 'cause it is a very sweet design. The original measures 6 inches wide by 8 1/2 inches high. The outline of the dress is done in white floss so I went over it with pencil. I didn't think the white would show up well enough on the Transfer-Eze.
 
 
I hope you enjoy this design. I love these little ladies in whatever form I can get them.
 
 
Have some fun!
Terrie
 


Friday, January 15, 2016

Peacock Hand Embroidery and Transfer-Eze


Friday 15 January 2016
 
Hello and Good Evening,
 
Tonight I have a very sweet peacock embroidery for you. There are two peacocks on this piece as it is a dresser scarf or I suppose it could be used as a table runner. It is sweet as it is, but I could definitely see this embroidered in teal and purple variegated flosses with a gold filament thread ran throughout.
 

 
 
This design measures 6" wide x 5 1/2" high. I cannot give credit as I do not know who created the design or who did the embroidery.

The easiest way to use this design is to download it to your computer and print the design on a product called Transfer-Eze. Transfer-Eze is like a very thin sheet of water soluble stabilizer on a sheet of printer paper which you can run through your printer - this opens up a lot of possibilities does it not?

This is what this design looked like after printing it out on the Transfer-Eze. Next, roughly and generously cut out the design, peel off the paper, and place it where you would like the design to be on your fabric.

 
The Transfer-Eze will stick to your fabric like this and you can just stitch right through the Transfer-Eze and your fabric. You could even use the original colors if you would like. When you are finished stitching just soak your piece in water and the Transfer-Eze will dissolve away, just like magic. Your fabric and threads do need to be washable though.
 
Transfer-Eze is fun and very easy to use. Give it a try.
 
I hope you had a good day today and good night,
Terrie