Second, make a pattern. With an ultra-fine black Sharpie I drew the lines of the little cloth model onto white letter paper. I traced this onto a transparency. Then, using an overhead projector, I enlarged it (to a 38" square) on the wall, where I had pinned a big sheet of drawing paper (from a 48-inch roll by Utrecht). Maureen lent me her projector, the kind I often used as a teacher. It's a simple machine, but my hands were shaking at first.
Jun 1, 2011
River quilt, step 2
Second, make a pattern. With an ultra-fine black Sharpie I drew the lines of the little cloth model onto white letter paper. I traced this onto a transparency. Then, using an overhead projector, I enlarged it (to a 38" square) on the wall, where I had pinned a big sheet of drawing paper (from a 48-inch roll by Utrecht). Maureen lent me her projector, the kind I often used as a teacher. It's a simple machine, but my hands were shaking at first.
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