Heather Thomas teaches you how to use lutradur to add texture, layers and interest to your quilting projects. By heating the lutradur with a heat gun, the material laces and then melts in certain places to reveal your base fabric below. You can create a really unique, aged-looking design with a few quick steps.
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3:41How to Baste a Quilt
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10:38Create Your Own Quilt Blocks
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12:18How to Read a Pattern
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