Jude is working on a nine patch piece as a giveaway in the cloth to cloth class. She is posting her progress and I decided to take advantage of this process. I have been working along with her to get a feel of how she progresses through a piece. My version is quite different than hers, of course, but the process is the same. I did some surface weaving on 2 of the patches and I loved that technique. I got that idea from a post that Grace did on her
blog. Click on the photos for a closer look.
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surface weaving within a hoop |
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background 9 patch and weaving all invisible basted to ground fabric |
I'm also working on some Teneriffe and Nanduti lace weavings. Hope to post those soon.
8 comments:
trying new things and getting fabulous new results. oh, i wish your comment page was a pop-up then i could go back and look again while commenting. k.
this is looking great! it has a real tribal feel wit that weaving in there.
thanks, Kaite and Jude. i hope to do more of the weaving. it was fun to do.
I lOVE this Deanna!!!! Gilly
Love, love, love the weaving Deanna!
your surface weaving looks similar to what i know as needle weaving. It's very addictive, be careful!!
The surface weaving looks great - really adds a new dimension!
Hi Deanna:
Very nice weavings...I enjoyed visiting your blog. I will come back soon.
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