Winner of Giveaway 5 is Carmina
and some Poly-morphing....
I am one of the originators of "And the we set it on fire" blog. Did you see us in this month's Quilting Arts Magazine? Anyway, this month. Nienke Smit, from the Netherlands who I was fortunate enough to meet through my sewsewart blog, was the presenter for the month of October. She was asked to join the "Fire" blog and has been a fabulous addition. In her blog technique, she talked about creating texture on polyester fabrics.
I gave it a try on some polyester organza and the again on some heavy polyester satin to see if the shape change would hold up even on a heavy fabric. I used the same buttons on this piece and thought I'd try sprinkling paint on after it had dried. This is what I got.
The same button tied inside
And here is the satin after drying. The shape held beautifully.
with brown silk paint that ran along the grain of the fabric (rats)
With Halo Green Gold (jacquard) in the shade
and in the sun
and with some Seta-Color dark green.
This technique could be useful in doing a 3-D piece.
Giveway #6
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Fabulous! I love the green/gold you added!
ReplyDeleteThank you for another great giveaway!
You have these days but busy with all these give aways. By a few days family circumstances I have no blogs to read. So right now but all your blogs read from the last days. I find it great to see your work. Great to see where someone makes wonderful things.
ReplyDeleteBut I do not win this CD though, because I have these workshops followed her, so make someone else happy.
very cool piece of fiber!
ReplyDeleteOn the way to the fabric store today to get several polyester pieces to play with! Can hardly wait to try it out.
ReplyDeleteIt looks very nice! I sure will try this myself :-)
ReplyDeleteI will try this, it is so fabulous
ReplyDeleteGreat experiment, good to know that it stays in its form as long as it is polyester. Have to find a way to use it... May be needle punch it between the circles?
ReplyDeleteYou did a lot of work. Good to know this is working also.
ReplyDeleteThe colors are beautiful, I'm going to try it myself.
ReplyDeleteI need to start digging through my stash for that polyester I got at a garage sale. Now I know how to play with it. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteMary Ellen
Love learning how to play with polyester...I got a ton of it from my friends aunt. Should definitely spark some dimensional creativity.
ReplyDeleteThis looks great!
ReplyDeletegr. Marjolijn
Thank you so much for the giveaway. It was a wonderful surprise for me. I hope you received my mail.
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