Showing posts with label sheers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sheers. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 28, 2022

metal embossing stencil in ATCs

 I used a heat tool to burn out the figure from the metal embossing stencil for cardmaking.


The top right had 2 layers of nylon. The bottom left had one layer of purple net. The bottom right had two layers of net. 
Gathered some pink net for her tutu. 
I will trade these Artist trading cards this month with an online group. 
Can't wait to see what I get back.

Monday, June 27, 2022

Metal leaf and sheers

 


Another metal leaf, layers of organza and the heat tool. I learnt if I had cut it in the center, I could have had 2 for 1...the positive and neagative leaf ..I could have layered the negative leaf with netting and/or another sheer.

Saturday, June 25, 2022

Day 2 Sheers and heat tool

Burned and cut edges  2 layers of net freely with a heat tool

Wednesday, April 26, 2017

Holes and sheer fabrics




I cut through three layers of a quilted postcard on purpose to create holes and managed to add layers of sheer fabrics for my upcoming workshop

Sunday, February 19, 2017

Saturday, February 4, 2017

Project quilting, texture, sheers

Heart texture postcards
Gelli prints, sheers, net , metal washers

Monday, September 12, 2016

Sunday, August 14, 2016

“Sheer” Delight!


“Sheer” Delight!   

 Add several transparent layers or holes in sheer layers to create a more complex looking quilt. Work with sheer fabrics, net, and other media.

This techniques class will include uses of a variety of sheers in many different ways. We will  fold, gather, pleat, stamp, and heat distress sheers. We can also create grids and underlays with beads. Your samples can include feathers, leaves, flowers, trees, water, shadows, as well as layers of positive negative images.

The $10 kit fee includes foil, Lutradur, Tyvek, window screen, acrylic felt , synthetic fabrics  including nylon, organza / satin / tulle , Mistyfuse, transparancies   

Supplies: 
A few fat quarter cottons in a several colors as well as sky, land, water fabrics,  basic sewing supplies, sewing machine, 1 yard fusible web, 1 yard Peltex/ Timtex, small mat and rotary cutter, water soluble pen, Microtex needle 12/80 or smaller

Optional: 
-Sheers and synthetic ribbons in your stash if you want an even larger variety.
-beads, heat gun, heat tools as a soldering iron/ stencil cutter
-manual die cutter and dies

 I will bring my Cuttlebug and Sizzix with dies so you can also play with them 

The pictures are just a few examples of the possibilities.Some of the many techniques we will play with are heat distressing, backgrounds, overlays, floats,and positive/ negative images. 





This will be a workshop for the Greater Ann Arbor Quilt Guild in May 2017

Sunday, March 6, 2016

Clouds

sheer opalescent fabrics, batting, free motion quilting


The  hand embroidered clouds and birds I received from Christine in Australia:


The cloud reflections were sent by Sue in CA


Friday, February 26, 2016

Feathers



F is for feathers fabric postcards . Opalescent Sheer Fabrics

Wednesday, March 18, 2015

"Sheer Bliss" Fabric postcards





The sheer layers have snowflakes between them that move when shaken. More snowflakes are sewn to the top. The snowmen are on the back of the postcards before I addressed them to their new homes in Sweden and Australia.

This is what I got back in the sheer bliss theme from Christine in Victoria, Australia.