how to draw a wavy line in powerpoint for mac

Draw A Wavy Line In Powerpoint Full And Clear

For applique templates where you will want to press the fabric around the template, be sure to get the heat resistant template plastic.

For marking your quilting patterns, the heat resistant plastic is not necessary although it certainly can be used.

I purchased some recently at Pacific Fabrics in Bremerton; here are the two types I purchased.

Clear templates can be hard to locate, especially once they are cut up into small pieces.

Below I am going to show how to make a couple of patterns that I like and use in my walking foot quilting class.

Here is the 8 inch square pattern we use in the class sampler.

In the photo I show a drafting circle template that I often use, but cans, plates, CDs anything round can be used.

For this wavy line, you could even draw it free hand, just using the grid lines on the plastic as a reference.

Feel the edge and if necessary smooth it out with sandpaper or an emery board.

I like to make two lines about a half inch apart, then move down about 1 12 inches and make two more lines.

I used a different circle template for this, but otherwise the tools are the same.

Cut out the half circles, making your template one half circle longer than the space you need to fill so you can stagger the patterns as shown on the drawing.

Trim enough of a gap between half circles so you can fit your marking pen into the notch.

A water soluble or iron-away marker can be used; check with your local quilt shop for recommended brands.

Draw A Wavy Line In Powerpoint Full And Clear

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How To Draw A Wavy Line In Powerpoint For Mac