When I go to the members day at our guild where we can sit and chat and do our own thing, as most of what I do involves jumping from the sewing machine to the paint table, its difficult to know what to take, so I take some mindless stitching with me, and inspired by this little book where I stitched and covered with Golden's molding paste then paint.
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I decided to take a piece of calico and wadding and just doodle stitch, I have been making this piece for what seems like years and I finally finished it yesterday at a meeting with some textile friends, it is now covered in molding paste ready for some layers of paint.
I have decided to make a bag as the original feels like leather and has stood up to a lot of handling, don't think I have the patience to stitch the back so may try something different.
I don't like this new blogger, where is the spell check ?
4 comments:
What a great idea. Your examples here are lovely and so interesting.
I love hand stitching especially in front of the TV when I can shut off if the programme my husband is enjoying isn't to my taste. I bought some molding paste recently at an ArtVanGo stall and can't find it anywhere else so all I have to do now is to get stitching.
Thanks Heather, I lovel just stitching where I don't have to concentrate and just make it up as I go along :)
I love the texture the stitching and molding paste has created! So much potential and I also admire your patience, a virtue I lack! Julie
Love your new doodle, looking forward to seeing where you take it, and your little Titian book is super.
I hated the new blogger interface so returned to the new classic version.
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