1. After the sampler is complete I press it with a warm iron and allow to cool.
2. Then, I find a coordinating crayon color in my 64 pack of Crayola (regular/not washable) crayons.
3. Then I test the color on a corner of the muslin to make sure it is the color I desire.
NOTE: Always test your crayon color on your muslin first! Crayon colors often look different on fabric then on paper!!!
4. Once I find the desired crayon color, I lightly color along the inside edge of the stitch in the desired area. I like to make it a little bit darker along the inside stitch line then lighten my coloring when filling in the area. Kind of like shading in a coloring book. Below are examples of before and after coloring a stitchery...
5. YOUR DONE!!! Now frame your finished sampler or put it into a quilt, wall hanging, or pillow.
5. YOUR DONE!!! Now frame your finished sampler or put it into a quilt, wall hanging, or pillow.
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