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make it •<br />

Materials<br />

12” x 16” Renoir stretched canvas<br />

20cm x 40cm piece of fabric for the<br />

trunk<br />

Assorted coordinating fabric scraps<br />

50cm x 30cm wide vliesofix<br />

Fine tip fabric marker<br />

Pencil & plain white paper<br />

Sharp scissors<br />

Iron<br />

Step 1 Using the template<br />

provided, trace the tree trunk shape<br />

onto the paper side of the vliesofix. Cut<br />

out the trunk from the vliesofix allowing<br />

Large<br />

Medium<br />

Small<br />

an extra 1cm around the edges. Using<br />

the iron, fuse the trunk shape to the<br />

wrong side of the trunk fabric and allow<br />

to cool.<br />

Step 2 Using sharp scissors cut<br />

out the fabric tree trunk shape. Peel<br />

off the backing paper and place right<br />

side up onto the middle of the canvas,<br />

aligning the bottom edge of the trunk<br />

with the bottom edge of the canvas.<br />

Carefully place the white paper over<br />

the canvas (this protects the canvas<br />

from the iron scorching it) and gently<br />

Autumn tree<br />

template<br />

enlarge by 195%<br />

press with the iron to fuse the trunk to<br />

the canvas. Allow to cool.<br />

Step 3 Using the leaf template and<br />

the same method as for the trunk,<br />

cut out an assortment of leaves in a<br />

variety of fabrics and sizes. Arrange<br />

leaves and fuse onto canvas as per<br />

picture or as desired. Draw thin dashed<br />

lines 2mm in from the edges of all<br />

leaves and the trunk to give the look<br />

of stitching using a fine tip permanent<br />

fabric marker. •<br />

Get Creative Quarterly Autumn 2012 27

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