Monday, 25 August 2008

Markal/Shiva Paintstiks Tutorial




I have, as promised, added a Markal/Shiva paintstik tutorial to my blog. You can find it on the left hand side under tutorials.

11 comments:

  1. Doreen G25 August, 2008 14:41

    Thanks for the tutorial Carol--I have painsticks and have not used them so now I will be alble to.

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  2. Sandy25 August, 2008 19:45

    Thanks for the tutorial. It's a great one-very clear.

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  3. Nathalie G.26 August, 2008 06:19

    Thank you or the tutorial. This is a big help. Will play this evening with the paintstiks.

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  4. Quiltbug26 August, 2008 11:09

    Thank you, thank you, thank you. My virgin paintstiks can now come out of the package. You have inspired me.

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  5. Barb26 August, 2008 23:48

    You know, I've played with mine before, but you opened up a whole new realm of possibilities. An excellent tutorial. Thank you so much!

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  6. smarcoux27 August, 2008 07:47

    Hi Carol

    How about making a smallish quilt with these pieces once you have fixed them!! great way to show off the markal sticks.

    Sandy

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  7. Tonniece28 August, 2008 00:57

    Great tutorial Carol, and you pieces are lovely.

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  8. Denise Felton28 August, 2008 02:01

    Carol, this tute is perfect! It's exactly what I needed to overcome my fear of opening my paintstiks. I know others will feel the same way, so I've scheduled a link to the tutorial to go live on my blog tomorrow afternoon (Central USA time), August 28. Thank you so much for making this resource available on line.

    Denise
    http://needlework.craftgossip.com

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  9. Papoosue14 September, 2008 21:29

    Hi Carol. Excellent tutorial!

    I've nominated you for an award over at my blog.xx

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  10. Heather29 September, 2008 20:20

    Your paintstik samples are so lovely. I'm not very good with them but will try again after looking at your tutorial. My Markal sticks are practically antique but I do store them in an airtight box, so hopefully they'll still be OK.

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  11. Elizanikó10 December, 2008 08:49

    Thank you for the tutorial.

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