Kathy asked in a previous comment how this was made. It is sheer fabric attached to a frame then matte medium was applied to both the front and back. When that dried I went to work with acrylic paints, dynaflow, rubbing alcohol and water. Then I created folds that I stitched together. Now the free motion quilting is progressing with more to be done. This is very sensuous when seen in person. I think I will try to create more of these pieces and submit them to a gallery for their consideration. I doubt they'll have anything similiar.Sunday, September 2, 2007
Sunday Afternoon
Kathy asked in a previous comment how this was made. It is sheer fabric attached to a frame then matte medium was applied to both the front and back. When that dried I went to work with acrylic paints, dynaflow, rubbing alcohol and water. Then I created folds that I stitched together. Now the free motion quilting is progressing with more to be done. This is very sensuous when seen in person. I think I will try to create more of these pieces and submit them to a gallery for their consideration. I doubt they'll have anything similiar.
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5 comments:
Denise - you just amaze me with your creations!!! Even when I read how you did it - I can't think "oh I'd like to try that" because you are so amazingly gifted and skilled!
I love that Lupine piece at the top too!!! Thanks for sharing your creativity with us!!!
I love this piece Denise, I look forward to seeing the finished work, and I am sure the gallery will love them
Denise, the stitching is really making this start to "take shape"! Looking good!
This is gorgeous, Denise! How I wish I'd paid attention when my mother tried to teach me to sew! :)
I like the way this is looking. Thanks for sharing the technique with us.
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