That's pretty cool! :) But {and I feel kinda stupid asking this} how on earth do you block something? I know I'm supposed to soak the object, but after that, I'm completely lost :P
Oh my gosh! Don't feel stupid! Anyway, you're on the right track, one way to block is to soak the item (you can also spray it) then pin it back to "open" it up to show off all of those gorgeous stitches you worked so hard on...it really makes a difference, then let dry and wear with pride! Actually, as we speak, I'm putting a more in depth tutorial on this subject, so stay tuned!!! :-)
They're used for blocking finished pieces, all you do is run the wires through the edges of your piece and block as usual. It helps to create a nice straight and uniform edge.
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That's pretty cool! :) But {and I feel kinda stupid asking this} how on earth do you block something? I know I'm supposed to soak the object, but after that, I'm completely lost :P
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! Don't feel stupid! Anyway, you're on the right track, one way to block is to soak the item (you can also spray it) then pin it back to "open" it up to show off all of those gorgeous stitches you worked so hard on...it really makes a difference, then let dry and wear with pride! Actually, as we speak, I'm putting a more in depth tutorial on this subject, so stay tuned!!! :-)
Deleteso what do you do with the wires
ReplyDeleteThey're used for blocking finished pieces, all you do is run the wires through the edges of your piece and block as usual. It helps to create a nice straight and uniform edge.
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