I started doing these drizzle and credit card prints last year. I take a piece of fabric and drizzle thickened dye on the then scrape with a credit card. I will do a tutorial soon. Meanwhile, I was pawing through my stash and found this fabulous drizzle print.
Since I am in a state of chronic state of being broke, I am trying to make things I can sell. Eventually everything will be on the table but today I decided to make a purse out of this fabric.
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Beautiful purse!
ReplyDeleteLovely purse! I love the straight lines on the painted fabric....looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBeth this is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI love it!
ohhh beth - love it - a lot! I want one LOL!!! I hope you'll consider sharing it on Off the Wall Friday - its running on my blog. Can't wait for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of your colourful print, it's lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love this purse, and yours is beautiful, thank you for this sharing.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful Monet-like statement for spring. And those pockets... I love inside purse pockets!
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