They are all sewn on a base of recycled sweater felt, with strips of fabric from vintage flour sacks, other vintage clothing, and old jewelry that I've taken apart and re purposed. It's fun to take a handful of bits and pieces and turn them into something interesting. They are kind of primitive and the stitching is uneven, but I kind of like it that way. I like art that shows the hand of the maker.
Friday, February 12, 2010
On The Softer Side
They are all sewn on a base of recycled sweater felt, with strips of fabric from vintage flour sacks, other vintage clothing, and old jewelry that I've taken apart and re purposed. It's fun to take a handful of bits and pieces and turn them into something interesting. They are kind of primitive and the stitching is uneven, but I kind of like it that way. I like art that shows the hand of the maker.
Labels:
Asian theme,
Fabric art,
French theme,
re-purposed,
recycled
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2 comments:
Oh so gorgeous!!! You are a natural at this style of design. I'm in awe when I see fiber, stitched and beaded...truly incredible how you put all of these elements together! Can't wait to see more!
Woww! You've been busy I see!
What is the face made of? Do you need any scraps of fabric for your next projects?
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