Here's a tip:
When I designed these fish, I stitched on a tiny clear glass bead at the top of the fin. An invisible thread was then threaded through the bead, tied in a loop for easy hanging. No sewing required if thread breaks!
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| Pisci Fantasticus |
Monday, September 11, 2017
Batiks-Go-Retro Blog Hop
As most of my friends know, I love Batiks! I like their vibrant colours especially when using them for my stuffed starfish pincushions and hanging fish, (Pisci Fantasticus). Well, I just found Batiks-go-Retro Blog Hop which started today. It's interesting to see how different quilters are use this line of batiks.
Here's a tip:
When I designed these fish, I stitched on a tiny clear glass bead at the top of the fin. An invisible thread was then threaded through the bead, tied in a loop for easy hanging. No sewing required if thread breaks!
Here's a tip:
When I designed these fish, I stitched on a tiny clear glass bead at the top of the fin. An invisible thread was then threaded through the bead, tied in a loop for easy hanging. No sewing required if thread breaks!
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These are a whole lot more colourful than the real ones we tried to go and see today. We heard the salmon are running in Port Hope (in Ontario) and thought we'd take a drive to see them. We were led to believe there would be hundreds of them....we ended up seeing about a dozen and the water was so murky that you couldn't really tell they were salmon. Oh well - a nice day for a drive anyway.
ReplyDeleteI love these fish. Too cool to poke with a pin!!
ReplyDeletexx, Carol