I haven't blogged much lately and that is because the things I have been working on have been for my articles in the new on-line magazine Fibre & Stitch
now that issue 1 is out I can show you my finished articles, the bag and wall hanging are both made with Lutradur, scrim, lace, layers of paint and stitch, the nature of the Lutradur makes the resulting fabric look like aged leather and has a lovely soft feel to it.
Marion ofArtmixter and Dijanne of Musings of a textile itinerant have produced a useful worksheet on using Lutradur, for a free copy e-mail lutradur@tiscali.co.uk
Below this sketchbook is made from Pelmet Vilene,Scrim, UTEE and machine stitch with simple stitched signatures,
15 comments:
Love that bag Carol.
I just glanced through the magazine online today and will print it tomorrow. It's an awesome magazine and I'm looking forward to reading about your projects!
The bag is just gorgeous. Loved your article in the Fibre and Stitch - I'm definitely going to try that!!!
Carol, I've just looked at the new online mag and saw your name - another feather in your cap !!!! Your article looks so inviting. Evie x
Fabulous - all of them - and I bet I'm not the only one who is going to be trying this at home!
Love everything, Carol, especially the bag. Congrats on the debut of the zine. Your article looks really great.
fantastic work Carol, well done. Had a quick peep at the online mag, so glad you had'nt shown your work on the blog before it was published.
Gorgeous bag Carol.
I loved your article too.
Fab fab work Carol, Love the mag too, it looks fab, have to print it and then i can have a proper look.
What can I say Carol, just Wow!
The bag is really lovely! The article is great!
Fabulous bag Carol. I love the colours are texture.
Everything is great, especially the padfolio - wonderful!
Hi!
Thanks for your comments on my blog but even more for the tip on how to acquire more information about lutradur. I've only ever seen it in person once....Barbara Lee Smith's exhibition last year in Birmingham. It was so interesting. I've now seen all these other marvelous images on-line using lutradur in other ways. I've been curious and now you've provided the information to learn even more. Thanks!
By the way, your work is just great...a real inspiration and one of the reasons I'll email for the sheet of info from Lutradur! Great work....as always!
Susan
Very beautiful bag Carol!
The article is great!
using lutradur
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