The last piece is the Halo Blue Gold painted piece.
Oh Yeah! And on the table!
One technique I love that I hadn't used yet was a tape resist with rubbed on paint.
I took the sponge with a small amount of fabric paint and rubbed it into the fabric hard like trying to erase it. The paint smears and fades nicely.
Tape removed
Then the thought crossed my mind; why not crows and ravens? That sounded great but I needed a few more layers before I could stamp crows and ravens so I thought of my feather stamp!!
And I thought why not use foil adhesive on the stamp and foil the feather!!
You can barely see the impression of the foil adhesive in the shape of a feather above.
Foiled fabric
And last of all, the crow stamps. These are all ones I carved myself.
Detail
I started to wash out my tools when I thought of my sketchbook. Better on paper than down the drain.
- Foil
- Metal
- Stamp
- Thermofax
- Painted Fusible
- Batik
- Discharge (bleach or paste)
- Tape resist
- Water Soluble resist (Elmer's school glue or commercial product)
- Stencils
- Felt
- Applique
- Tyvec
- Dye
- Overdye
- Silk Screen Tape Mask
- Silk Screen with interfacing stencil
- Silk Screen with wax resist
- Thickened dye with credit car
- Thickened Dye painted on
- Stitch
- Paint Sticks
- Fusible on foil candy wrappers
Have lots of fun and play. Later in the month I will have some things I have made with this "art cloth".
And last but not least I would like to give away the piece of your choice to someone who leaves a comment. I "think" there are people out there reading this so leave a comment and you can choose one of the five pieces.
I like this one very much!!!
ReplyDeleteI wish I lived closer, so I could attend one of your workshops!
ReplyDeleteYou are a treasure of ideas, Beth!
ReplyDeleteFabulous Beth - I especially love your birds!!
ReplyDeleteThink nobody's reading your blog? I love your blog!! Can't wait to read it every day!! You do things I only dream about doing. But not anymore. You make me feel like I can do it. So thanks so much for posting your work and ideas. I am very grateful that you share them. Pam
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, it is divinely inspired, your fabric!! I'm just amazed by the number of materials that you play with. The crow stamps, I adore them!
ReplyDeleteI am popping over from Hokkaido Kudasai and am having fun looking thru your previous posts. I am amazed at all the different techniques you use on fabrics. Thanks for sharing all the details!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favourites. I think it's the foiled feathers and crows. You can't go wrong with crows and your stamps are phenomenal.
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