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I belong to the Calgary Long-Arm Quilting Group - not really a guild, but a growing group of people who do long-arm quilting - some for just their own quilts and some who also quilt for others. We decided to do a wholecloth quilt group entry into the annual Heritage Park Festival of Quilts. So I signed up and spent a bit of time figuring out what I wanted to do and then how to do it (described at the bottom of the pix). Here is my resulting contribution to our group entry: Draco Ostium, which is the Latin for Dragon Door. I didn't want to do a "traditional" wholecloth. I was thinking dragons - we've been watching too many "period" TV where dragons are featured in tapestries, etc. I found a black and white clip art illustration, imported it to EQ7, traced it in EQ7 then printed it out to the size I needed. The thing I like about EQ7 is that once the drawing is done it can be printed to any size and it will automatically tile the printout for 8.5*11" paper. The final size of the wall hanging is 26" * 40". That was the "easy" part. Then I had to figure out how to mark it onto black fabric. In the end I bought some white "carbon" paper. Of course it's not actually carbon, but some sort of white chalk. I used that to trace the design onto the fabric. Because it was chalk it would not last long once I started working with it so the first thing I did once I had it mounted on the frame was to do one stitch line over the entire design. That became my outline. From there I stitched over the outlines 4-5 times in gold. Then I did the background in "mahogany" Glide thread (which is what I use on almost all of my quilting - it runs really well in my machine). The background is a variety of micro sized fillers - pebbles, matchstick, and swirls. I was going for a sort of old leather or wood look and I'm really happy with the way it turned out!
As you might've realized from our publications on the Facebook group 'What in the $20 wish tattoo machine is this?' or the 'That's It, I'm Inkshaming' group, sadly, subpar tattoos are pretty common. Which makes the good ones even more admirable.
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Dragon tattoos are among the most popular animal tattoos in the world of body art, as they have distinctive designs and rich symbolism. These mythical creatures are believed to represent strength, grace, and intelligence.
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16) Black and red Because there is no better combination. 17) In my mind, in my head Because you should always be reminded of your inner dragon. 18) Magnificent Chinese dragon tattoos Because you deserve the best of the best. 19) A fire from your shoulder But it will burn your heart out, gently. 20) […]