No....it's not even close as exciting :) but my friend was showing me her beautiful rain drops fabric print and I love it :) So I saw my Crayola Fabric Crayons I bought awhile ago at a Bazaar, but they're available at Kinokuniya as well. I drew directly onto the fabric...before I ironed the fabric, it looked quite nice, then I Ironed the fabric per instruction, but I didn't realized how it would react with thinner paper...it kinda ruined the "rainbow" I made, so I used standard 70g white paper to iron the rest, though there were still a lot of residues here and there....but it was fun :)
Yes...I know I'm not so great nor talented in the drawing department nor the design department :p
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjSn4gJbp8uvJGPH4lV7vjbNoUZCZ4oELCj25fysUAx6opVx9QWLDr0wfEVJzVBVqx4U4nBM-XLJmcuk9zwhxM8Km42YAh9SMGxFjmEKov_Vmz0e4QxUZpQS4glE7-ywe_4mC2OWNLBQTs/s400/DSC_9934.jpg)
The blotches I told you about :)...and the papers I used to iron the material...so you'll have an idea :D
I'm not so good with pencils either, but that looks like a lot of fun with the crayons : )
ReplyDeleteI've seen that before with crayons and then the embroider around it to highlight. Look at this, i think it's cool http://pimpstitch.typepad.com/blog/2008/09/tutorial-monday-crayon-tinting.html