This fabric cutwork designed backdrop for Ganesha brings a festive feeling with its bright colours and handmade touch. A simple cutwork done and a fabric backing along with a cutwork design adds brightness to the whole project.
Fevicryl Liquid Embroidery Glitter - Gold Rush 408, Fevicryl No Stitch Fabric Glue, A3 Sized White Paper, Pencil, Ruler, Yellow Polycot Fabric 24” x 24” in Size, Pink Polycot Fabric 26” x 26 in size, Incense Stick, Match Box, Red Carbon Paper
Take an A3 sized white paper Draw a border with a paisley design and lotus flowers on one corner The border measures about 3 inches in thickness and 18 inches in length
Take a yellow polycot fabric measuring 24” X 24” in size Trace the design on the fabric for the borders and a scalloped outline for the edges of the fabric Draw a square measuring 14" x 14" inside the border filled in with a checkered pattern Outline the complete design using Liquid Embroidery Glitter - Gold Rush Leave it to dry
Burn out the border design using an incence stick The Liquid Embroidery outlines will protect and make it easy to burn the fabric within the outlines only
The outlined scalloped border and the checkered pattern are also burned using an incence stick
Take a pink polycot fabric for the backing and a yellow cutwork fabric measuring 26” x 26” inches in size Create a scalloped outline for the edges of the backdrop Outline the design using Liquid Embroidery Glitter - Gold Rush Leave it to dry Burn the scalloped outlines with an incense stick to make cutwork borders
Arrange the yellow fabric on the pink fabric Stick the yellow fabric on the pink fabric using No Stitch Fabric Glue along its borders Leave it to dry