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Now until Friday, March 26th we are giving away not one but two of their amazing stamp sets, The Hexagon-A-Thon set and Build-A-Border set! Both offer fantastic ways to creatively spruce up fabric, and can also be used to create unique paper goods.
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How would you incorporate stamps into your next sewing project?
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Mar 26, 2010, 01.49 AMby bmw94
I would make a tesselation on some old fabric. I would then make a skirt for the spring season!
Mar 25, 2010, 02.32 PMby dinaht
I can see the Border Design’s beening used in one of my art quilts easly. And I have had a quilt in my mind that the Hexagons would be perfect for.
Mar 25, 2010, 01.12 PMby sew-sunshine
For the hexagons, I would stamp one section of material for a blouse pattern, then cut out that pattern piece, such as the right front. To this I would add the border stamps to different pattern piece, such as the back. I would leave the left front clear of stamps. For the left sleeve, I would pick one or three of the or the hexagons and stamp in ramdom spaces. I would leave the right sleeve clear of stamping or I might add a small border to the sleeve edge. One the stamping is completed, I would assemble the blouse, thus creating a one of a kind garment.
Mar 24, 2010, 02.46 AMby susieq3123
I would use stamps for a border design on the bottom skirt of a dress pattern, and incorporate he same design on the bodice. This would really give a solid color fabric some pizazz!