Colourgradation, warm from yellow to red, and cool, from green to blue. They want to dance, so I thought of a project to combine them.
Made a drawing on paperbacked fusible web and started cutting, for hours actually,
but loved the final result:
And lucky me (or did I think it over before I started dyeing :-), there was a second set of fabric that can be combined the opposite way:
In this piece, the coloured fabric is really the Prima Donna. I humbly serve by stitching the fabrics together;-). Happy stitching to all of you and be the servant your fabric deserves!
What a good servant you are!
ReplyDeletehow ever did you get it all to lie down flat and true cutting it out and then fusing it to background, I would probably distort or stretch it. Great result, very vibrant.
ReplyDeleteYou don 't have to be so humble. You did a wonderful job.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful. How did you keep it from distorting after it was cut and before fusing? I did something similar a few years ago and had a tangled mess that took forever to get fused down properly.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning! Definitely something that would need some thought and patience, but well worth it!
ReplyDeleteI love this piece!!
ReplyDeletethis is wonderful looks great
ReplyDeleteBeautiful intricate work! You must have good eyesight.
ReplyDeleteWow! This is stunning!
ReplyDeleteMarvelous use of the fabrics! You certainly are the servant they deserve.
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