When you apply steam to it, it shrinks up
and provides texture to fabric. The
Texture Magic feels a bit like organza except a bit thicker. First I cut a 6-inch square of both fabric Texture
Magic. This first sample was sewn in
two-inch squares. A little steam from
the iron and voilà!
You can see
some of the texture, but I wanted more.
So I sewed another sample. This
time with one-inch squares. This is the
result.
Okay so this has more texture, but it looks so symmetrical. What if I sewed the pieces together with a
diagonal line? Here is what happened.
Here they are side by side. You can see that the texture looks quite different.
Now I’m off to work on the next round of my Guild’s Round Robin, practicing my FMQ so I can link up to SewCalGal’s FMQ Challenge, and get my UFOs under control.
1 comment:
This is a great tutorial. And reference, now you've done it. The results are really interesting.
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