I marked all of them with the black Pilot Frixion pen whose marks disappear when ironed. (I use these pens so often, I should buy stock in their company. Disclaimer - Always test on your fabric first!)
This is pretty simple sewing, but I'll admit it still took me a couple of days to finish (or almost a full season of The Amazing Race on Hulu Plus.) I received a Roku player for my sewing room last Christmas and I love it, but I do believe it's made me a slower quilter (split attention and all that.) In any case, I now have 256 HST's ready to swap...
And my basting spray has also finally arrived so I can get started on my quilting. (I also have another season of the Amazing Race ready and waiting.) And I've almost finished my Christmas shopping (yeah!). The wrapping is a whole another issue though.
"Do
not use harmful words, but only helpful words, the kind that build up
and provide what is needed."
Ephesians
4:29a (TEV)
I love frixion pens, too. I stocked up at the Office store at the "back to school" sales.
ReplyDeleteI have been reading about the Frixion pens. When they leave a white mark on dark fabric, a burst of stem is suppose to remove it!
ReplyDeleteWow! Way to get ahead! I'm almost done shopping, and yes, wrapping is a whole 'nother thing! :-) Have fun quilting!
ReplyDeleteLove your color combos as always Dee. I will look into those pens since I have only ever used a reg lead pencil.
ReplyDeleteWhen I see you again we will have to chat about Hulu and Roku….. Am interested in learning more form someone else.
Have a merry and blessed Christmas holiday with your family.