I love
, LOVE
trying new techniques. I get all excited and can't
help
but dream of the possibilities. Sometime
it
result in an epic fail I have to admit....but I always learn something.
My last technique was what I call "Rip and Stitch".
It
consist oF ripping 1/2" strips and stitch them on a background fabric. On
this one I just did rows, but I might try to make swirls or circles using thistechnique . It might produce some very interesting
results.
It gives an impression of brush stroke in my mind....so it could make
very interesting backgrounds.
Hi Yanicka,
ReplyDeleteVery interesting! so it looks like you covered the whole background with a tulle or mesh?? We need people like you with your creative spirit!, Nice!
Yes I used tull because that is what I had at home but I am thinking of using sheer fabric too. Thank you very much.
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ReplyDeleteDid the threads of the ripped edges not get caught up in you machine? How will it wash if it needs washing? I LOVE the unique technique you used BTW.
ReplyDeleteI forgot to add that there is a layer of tulle on top. I just sew parallel lines all over to keep it in place. Did not try to wash it. I should try it and report back :)
DeleteI love, love, love this idea! I've been trying to come up with something for a dancing niece for Christmas. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI would NEVER have thought to do this! Very creative!
ReplyDeleteThank you so very much. I love playing with fabric :)
DeleteSuch a creative way of using fabric to make a beautiful piece of art! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much
DeleteGreat technique, looks so pretty.
ReplyDeleteAnd it is very easy
DeleteHow beautiful!!! Thanks for sharing. It is sure worthwhile to try it too!!
ReplyDeleteI encourage you to try it for yourself.
DeleteThis technique is used in one of the row patterns I picked up this summer, so I'l be trying it - wish me luck :)
ReplyDeleteOhhhhh do you have a link? And good luck :)
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