This is just a guide.

This is just a guide. Use your creativity to decide

Use your creativity to decide
which colors you want to use.
Happy stitching!
St. Gianna Color Guide
collar & skirt = pink
hair & shoes = black
sweater = white
hands & face = flesh
baby clothes = teal
halo = gold
which colors you want to use!
Happy stitching!
St. Genevieve Color Guide
Halo, hair & flame = gold
Veil, shirt, eyes = blue
Vest, boots, skirt = black
Candle = white
Face & hands = flesh

For window or carbon paper method, use right sided pattern. For transfer pen or water soluble
stabilizer, use the reversed image.

1) Window or light box method (my preferred method… glass shower doors work
great!)
Tape your design onto a sunny window or use a light box to trace your pattern with a soft
leaded pencil (2B) or disappearing ink pen. Make sure you test the pen or pencil on a scrap
piece of fabric first to make sure it will wash out later.

2) Carbon paper
Place the carbon paper with the darkest side face down on the fabric and place the pattern
on top. Hold the pattern down and trace with a stylus, bamboo skewer or ball point pen.

3) Transfer pen
Trace the (reversed) pattern with the transfer pen, place it face down onto your fabric and
hold in place while you firmly iron with a low heat (not hot) iron. If you warm your fabric
first with a dry iron, it improves your results.

4) Water soluble stabilizer

The stabilizer/fabric comes in US letter sized sheets (8 ½ x 11inches) and is printable using
an ink jet printer. Peel off the backing, stick it onto your fabric and start stitching. When
you are done, remove the stabilizer with warm water.
 St.  Gianna  
Patron saint of
mothers, physicians
and preborn children

Feast Day:
April 28

St.  Genevieve  
Patron saint of Paris and
invoked against disasters
and fever

Feast Day:
February 10th