My TAST Owl with swirly cable chain stitches. Haven't added this week's new stitch yet which is the Interlaced Cable Chain. I hadn't heard of this stitch before so it will be fun to tackle.
More resist dyeing on a wet felted piece which has now become a book cover. Stitching on felt is wonderful!
This piece became the back cover.
A friend & I recently played with soluble stabilizer. Here I laid out bits of thread,
covered it with another piece of soluble
and stitched around and all over to make sure that all the threads were joined.
I briefly rinsed it under warm water and shaped it over this glass to dry. Will post a picture of how it turned out next time:)
Thanks for stopping by and I wish you heaps of joy this day,
Jeannette
As always, so many lovely pieces of creative work; work on the owl is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI've had some of that stabilizer in my stash for ages (years, actually) and have yet to play with it. One of *those* things that are on my to-do list that never seems to get to-done! Haven't tried wet felting either. So much to try, so little time!!
ReplyDeleteHI Jen! Happy New Year! Love your resist dyed felt book cover. Looks great! I love playing with bits between Solvy too. Such fun.
ReplyDeleteyour owl will look so spectacular made up of so many stitches. Dyeing has gone very well and also the solvy, not done any of that for years oh for more hours in the day!
ReplyDeleteHappy new year dear friend
ReplyDeleteLove all your creativity..always
Big hugs x
Your owl is looking gorgeous and I love your felted book cover. Great idea to shape your machined piece over a glass. xx
ReplyDeleteA post bursting with creativity, as always :)
ReplyDeleteYour owl is beautiful and it is a pleasure to discover your creative work.
ReplyDeleteI love seeng your TAST stitches and what you create with them. Owls are very wise and they honor your stitches very well. Love the felted book cover. Ahhh...Solvy is exciting. I have never used it but my husband bought me a custom pricey scarf made just this way with threads, yarns and bits of flimsy fabric scraps all sewn randomly complete with holes. I love my Solvy Scarf. 2016 will be an amazing year dear...
ReplyDeleteYou have some great techniques to show us. Your felted fabric is lovely and makes a nice book cover. I find the soluble fabric interesting, I have seen this before but never tried it, the things that you can create are brilliant.
ReplyDeleteI am dying to know how the fibers turned out once dry!!! So beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteYour owl is looking very good there! Still waiting for the right stitch for the beak, I see. Lately I have been seeing cute owl photos everywhere -- you've tuned me to them!
ReplyDeletelove your book cover.I haven't tried resist dyeing yet,my to-do list is growing everyday and thanks to you Jenny for adding one more item to the list :-)
ReplyDeleteYour owl is looking great! Love your book covers. One of these days, I plan to play with the soluble stabilizer. I love how your piece turned out!
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