Just made myself a mobile phone cover out of my hand dyed felt....intend to teach this as a workshop coming soon............
Felt maker and Textile artist...along with other things, creating from the imagination!
29 Dec 2012
25 Dec 2012
My teaching room...........
At the moment I am converting the dining room in my house, in orderto have it fully set up to teach in.
Thought I would upload some images of the space.....
Thought I would upload some images of the space.....
This new cabnet (above and below) now holds all my fabrics...
One off Tweed patchwork scarf....
I wanted to create a gift for my dad for my parents wedding anniversary.
So a scarf came to mind!
He loves wool and tweed, so I felt this would be an ideal medium to use. Its masculine and yet can still be styled to be creative.
I chose to make the scarf two sided to give it a thick feel.
On one side I decided to use one fabric; for this I chose a lovely mustard brown, lighter weight wool fabric. (That I had bought years ago , with the desire to make a dress for myself...yet it never happened..to thought it could be put to good use in another way!)
Then for the other side, I chose to create a patchwork look; cutting out squares of various tweed fabrics, some bought a while ago...just waiting for me to use them...whilst others were bought at the Knitting and Stitching Show in Harrogate this year........for this purpose!
I wanted to make the scarf really special, so have made a hexagon patchwork piece, in three parts on one end, to finish the look.
Overall I am very happy with the result!
Here below are some photos of the results.............
So a scarf came to mind!
He loves wool and tweed, so I felt this would be an ideal medium to use. Its masculine and yet can still be styled to be creative.
I chose to make the scarf two sided to give it a thick feel.
On one side I decided to use one fabric; for this I chose a lovely mustard brown, lighter weight wool fabric. (That I had bought years ago , with the desire to make a dress for myself...yet it never happened..to thought it could be put to good use in another way!)
Then for the other side, I chose to create a patchwork look; cutting out squares of various tweed fabrics, some bought a while ago...just waiting for me to use them...whilst others were bought at the Knitting and Stitching Show in Harrogate this year........for this purpose!
I wanted to make the scarf really special, so have made a hexagon patchwork piece, in three parts on one end, to finish the look.
Overall I am very happy with the result!
Here below are some photos of the results.............
One off silk velvet scarf...made as a gift.
After making one of these for myself, my mum requested one as an wedding anniversary gift this year. So here it is!
I first cut out a piece of undyed silk velvet, then hand dyed this; painting the dyes on to get the effect I desired.
Then I chose some vintage Liberty Print fabric that I had stored away, and stitched these together, to make a two sided scarf.
I wanted to add a bit of detail, so made a heart out of patchwork.
As seen, I have published quite a few images; as this is a more one off piece I wanted to portray it well.
Close ups have been included to show the patchwork design etc.
I first cut out a piece of undyed silk velvet, then hand dyed this; painting the dyes on to get the effect I desired.
Then I chose some vintage Liberty Print fabric that I had stored away, and stitched these together, to make a two sided scarf.
I wanted to add a bit of detail, so made a heart out of patchwork.
As seen, I have published quite a few images; as this is a more one off piece I wanted to portray it well.
Close ups have been included to show the patchwork design etc.
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