Make an Original Piece of Fabric with a Sharpie Marker
Have you ever designed a piece of fabric using a Sharpie marker??? Well, I just did! It is a lot of fun. I only designed one piece of fabric this time, but I will for sure be trying out different designs and colors very soon.
Here is my first go at it....
It is very simple. You just need some Permanent Markers or Fabric Markers. I used a sharpie. I also used a plain cotton broadcloth for my fabric. Pick a design and then repeat it over and OVER. It does take some time, but I found it real relaxing. :) Give it a try and let me know how it goes!
What to make out of this fabric??? :) I'm sure I'll think of something!
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Here is my first go at it....
It is very simple. You just need some Permanent Markers or Fabric Markers. I used a sharpie. I also used a plain cotton broadcloth for my fabric. Pick a design and then repeat it over and OVER. It does take some time, but I found it real relaxing. :) Give it a try and let me know how it goes!
What to make out of this fabric??? :) I'm sure I'll think of something!
Thanks for visiting!
If this is your first time visiting Gina's Craft Corner, I'd love for you to follow me so you can keep up on all my new projects. You can find me on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, or Google Friends Connect on the sidebar.
Blessings,
~Gina
I will be linking this project up at these links or at one of the buttons at the bottom of the page....
Tuesday 6/18
Funky Polkadot Giraffe
If It's Not Baroque
Nap-time Creations
Sugar Bee Crafts
Adventures of a DIY Mom
Ladybug Blessings
Jennifer Juniper-Hope Studios
Crafty Confessions
A to Zebra Celebratons
Him and Her
Sarah Lynn's Sweets
Get Your Craft On
Be Betsy
Lolly Jane
the diy Dreamer
Wednesday 6/19
Adorned From Above
We Like to Learn As We Go
JAQS Studio
Ashley's Dandelion Wishes
Smart School House
Thursday 6/20
Live Laugh Rowe
Organized 31
Simply Dream & Create
The Crafty Blog Stalker
Sparkles and a Stove
My Fashion Forward Blog
How cute and it looks easy - love it! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Stephanie! You are always so good to comment. :)
DeleteColoring for grownups! I love it. (I found you through the Wordless Wednesday linkup. Come visit me at Blue Plate Sundays).
ReplyDeleteThat's funny! I find coloring very relaxing! :) Thanks so much for stopping by and taking time to leave a comment. I WILL come and visit you!
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Just saw this on What I Learned - it's so cool! How long did it take? And how did it look after you washed it? I want to try this now - thanks so much for sharing.
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It did take a a little while, but not too bad. I worked on it while I watched my girls play in the front yard. I would say about 45 min. I also just realized that I said that I used plain cotton broadcloth for my fabric, I actually used a cut-up white T-Shirt. I'll have to fix that on my post. I did just wash this in the sink. A lot of the ink was coming out as I washed. The white is a faint pink, but I think I actually like it better now b/c it looks more like material and less like sharpie on a white T-Shirt. I will throw it in the dryer and maybe that will set it. I wonder if I should throw it in the dryer after drawing and then wash? Any thoughts? Thanks so much for your comment!
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This is awesome! So pretty and unique.
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I love it! Sharpie has wonderful fabric pens now in lots of colors. Yours looks great.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jenny! Yes, I can't wait to buy some pastels. :) Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to leave a comment!
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Your bracelets are so cute, Gina! :) I popped over to thank you for commenting and voting for my Mod GeoCruiser quilt..I appreciate it. I tried to respond via email, but you are set up as a no-reply blogger.. If you change it and enable your email address in your blog settings then people will be able to respond back to you via email when you leave a comment somewhere. :) Off to follow you. :) Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kelli! So nice of you to stop over and leave a comment and follow! I did not know I was a no-reply blogger! That doesn't sound very friendly. :( Thanks for the tip. I hope I can figure that out! ;) Have a great weekend!
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