I have made a Paper and Stitch Printed Sketchbook with the background medias I made the other week. The Sketchbook is for sale click HERE
You can see more detail on this video I made today from my photographs.
I have made a Paper and Stitch Printed Sketchbook with the background medias I made the other week. The Sketchbook is for sale click HERE
You can see more detail on this video I made today from my photographs.
I am learning to put videos on my various sites and they all take a different sort of jiggling to get it right.I am enjoying the process of finding the video, working out the computer,technical know how and then enjoying the outcome when it is visually on my site and where I want it. I am going to use the videos as inspiration to extend my creativity, share the artist work and hopefully inspire new ideas in you the viewer.
I made the papers and with Kim, a Tutor @ The Gallery Dereham
in the morning and then in the afternoon when the class had
finished I manipulated, stitched and beaded
the Embellished Flower above.
I have made many paper flowers over the years using many
different ingredients including papers.
See more of this post and the making of the flower
on my blog
Tuesdays @The Gallery Dereham are always busy and I get to tutor students
through many different mixed media techniques.
Carol is making a Stained Glass Patchwork Wall Hanging,
( a form of applique method of patchwork).
I designed the pattern from a photograph Carol gave me of a
picture of a stained glass window.
As you can see she has produced it really well!
She chose to use mainly dyed fabrics to give the effect of the
original blown glass.
I just love it.
The borders are due to go on and the quilting.
Well done Carol!
See more of what goes on @The Gallery Dereham
and on my Textile Tuesdays 10am -3pm @ my blog
www.quilterscottagenorfolk.blogspot.com
Mrs Peggy Umpelby came to or local Embroidery Guild Meeting.
She talked, shared and showed us some of her amazing tambour beaded samples
and work.
She has been part of the Royal Dressmaking Team for over forty years and has
a personal Royal Warrant for her work.
“Mrs. Peggy’ as she is known by many has worked with designers such as,
The Emanuals, Hardy Amies and Catherine Walker to mention a few,
producing amazing beaded creations which many of us have seen
in press photographs.
See more of the evening and the photographs and links
on my blogsite under 3rd and 4th of April 2011
or
www.quilterscottagenorfolk.blogspot.com