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| wish it was this easy with a pencil |
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| all stitched down. now for embellishment. |
"Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there is a field. I will meet you there." --Rumi
"Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there is a field. I will meet you there." --Rumi
14 comments:
love this idea. many years ago, when we used to wera cheese cloth tops, l used to embroider them like this. I had forgotten. thanks for reminding mexxlove your blog.xxlynda
Ha! like your cheesecloth faces!
(waiting for the stitches ;-) ....)
fantastic!
Hoo-hoooooooo! This is a charming use of cheesecloth and envisioning. How imaginative you can be, makes me smile.
fab fab fab lol
So neat! You sort of scrunch it and manipulate it with your fingers and then stitch? I've never seen this before!
Hi Deanna, looks great. I love working with cheesecloth, it's really very versatile and dyes well too. Also dyeing by using Derwent Intense Blocks. Fantastic colours which mix well, and are permanent. You are always doing something interesting. Marg. ox
deanna deanna deanna...this is fabulous. I love the transition for cheesecloth to beast. And the possibilities are endless for how to use this. Really like this. Yea.
thank you all. i'm not familiar with the dye you mention Marg, but i will do some research.
Really nice, Deanna and a little spooky too...
Great beast! I will have to try dyeing cheesecloth, another fun thing to try. Love to experiment
Creatures of the cloth - simple shapes to begin with that have become so expressive!
Deanna THIS IS GREAT!!! I love this little beast you've made. Now where did I put that cheesecloth??!!! Ha!
so very, very cool!!
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