Was doing a bundle that I'm hoping will turn out to be some kind of a kaleidoscope design and 2 scraps of fabric appeared from somewhere. So used 4 can covers to try to make some moons. I think I now have the makings of the double moon I've been after for my magic cloth.
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| some silk folded in a kaleidoscope shape with leaves, pennies, and nails within the folds and wrapped around a copper pipe. it will be a while before this bundle is dry. |
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| small pieces of cloth between 2 tin can covers and rubber banded together |
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| nice 3" circles...perfect for my double moon |
Still stitching on my magic cloth but it's slow going so here's just a peek.
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| all the flower petals will be covered with stitch |
11 comments:
I am SO thick lol never evn considered using the canb lids!
Deanna your a genious!
Lovely moons, and there's that colorful cloth too--Oh it's such an inspiration to see those masterful (you'll say no) stitches, so steady and more to come.
and i'll add masterful moon. these really worked great and beautiful colors. i'm excited to see how they will turn in to cloth and more moons to come...really look good.
you're developing very much your own 'deanna-style' of shibori and dyeing here, very impressive
Fantastic moons! What a good idea. I must try some tin lids sometime. And I like your stitched flower petals.
Deanna, your magic cloth is so very beautiful. The moon cloths are lovely and I love the dark outer ring. It reminds me of Jude's magic thread. Wishing you a beautiful and creative weekend.
Just love the look of your double moons.
Perseverance paid off....your double moons are wonderful! I look forward to seeing them in your cloth.
Jacky xox
Very intriguing, especially the strange effects of the bundles..
Is it just me or does anyone else adore the little fabric parcels all tied up? I could look at them all day.....
I must, I must, I must do some dyeing, youy inspire me.
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