I know, I've said it before... but I think normal service is about to resume, after another bout of illness. Many apologies.
I'm introducing a new feature today, 'See It Saturday'. I'm going to give a link to an interesting article or blog post on the net to do with spunbonded fabrics, so that you can see not just how I use it, but other people do, too. Today, it's lutradur's turn. Click here for a basic tutorial on different ways to colour lutradur. Enjoy!
ps It may seem obvious, but I'm not responsible for or recommending any of the blogs or other articles I may send you to; I'm just pointing you in the direction of interesting articles. As with anything on this blog, you try things out at your own risk; be sure to follow the instructions, especially safety guidance.
1 comment:
I like this very much.
Thank you for the link. I am just getting to where I might get to experiment.
I recently did some work using that spunbonded paper fabric. I got it at a fabric shop but they didn't know what it was called. You gave a clue when you showed the spunbonded material which you said is for flowers.
Anyway, I have quite a bit of it, and now I know where I can look to get more. The shop stopped selling it...no wonder, they couldn't even tell people what it was!
the post with the work is here if you are interested. I know it isn't Evolon or Lutrador
http://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=1969733001990713328#editor/target=post;postID=8654303604190015959
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