Then I stitched it out twice on to a chiffon sandwich. Two layers of chiffon with metallic thread snippets as the filling. This became two postcards. I outlined the design with free machine embroidery in metallic gold/black mix thread and attacked it with a cross shaped tip to my soldering iron.
Here's a close up so you can see where the burn holes are adding texture.
SERENDIPITY - an aptitude for making desirable discoveries by accident. The musings of a Textile Artist
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Sunday, May 13, 2007
A Little Bit of Art Work
As the weather was rubbish today (until now 6.20pm) I spent the day thinking about the mandala I drew earlier and my iron work samples for an old C&G project. Today I cut out a rectangle of the design and played with it in the Pfaff software before stitching it out onto a piece of Tyvek. I will decide what to do with that on another day!!
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4 comments:
Wonderful postcards Anna!
These are lovely Anna, really simple and strong. i lik ethem very much, well done on getting back on the horse!
THOSE ARE GORGEOUS! Very medieval looking!
Fabulous Anna. I love the way you have used the ideas from your mandala.
Hugs, Alis
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