I've been wanting to attempt this sort of technique on one of my landscapes and decided that the time is now. I didn't know if I could pull it off but I'm quite pleased. The original photo I'm working from for the landscape shows a field of autumn grasses in the foreground and I didn't want to spend the days/hours/ weeks?? of time it would take to embroider them individually. This consists of bits of hand dyed cheesecloth and various other fabrics of unknown origin and some teeny bits of tatted edging that had frayed to the point of being unusable for anything else. What do you think??
you'll have to see it this way instead.
- Perhaps you'd like to try THIS? As a little side note, I saw an idea for using a splatter screen from the dollar store instead of the frame they call for in this post. I'm all for cheap supplies!
- I think THESE would make a really pretty 'curtain' in a window.
- Have a peek through the gallery of THIS artist!
- THIS is a cute little project you might like to try.
That's very successful. Much better than stitching in this context. Go you!
ReplyDeleteYes, go me! It's a technique I've been wanting to try so decided now is better than later.
DeleteI really like how this new technique turned out--so pretty nice work hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteIt adds lots of texture which was what I was hoping for. Sadly I don't think it shows up very well in a photo.
DeleteCheesecloth seems to be an amazing medium.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly is fun to work with and it takes dye (or in my case, watered down paint!) beautifully.
DeleteVery well done. I love the way the colours seem to blend effortlessly together.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
I had fun playing with potions to get the colours the way I wanted them....a drop of this, a glob of that, add water and stir.
DeleteOh wow! The autumn grasses you have created are incredible. Such a clever technique you imagined. What a pity the video wouldn't load as I would've love to view the process, Mary Anne.
ReplyDeleteOh no, it's not my original technique - it's been done many many times by other artists, but it's the first time I've attempted it.
DeleteThat looks SO cool!
ReplyDeleteThank you! And thanks for the comment too.
DeleteLooks fabulous !!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I suspect it's a technique I will be using again at some point.
DeleteIt looks perfect! You are such an artist, Mary Anne.
ReplyDeleteawww, thank you Becki!!
DeleteI think it's a great solution! And thanks for the Emerson quote.
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