Need a way to use all those bits - Confetti art Ode to my Grandmother II
04-11-2011, 06:06 PM
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All of you on here inspired me to do a tutorial, then I started a blog, and I finished my 3rd tutorial on the blog this morning. Here is the link. Enjoy.
http://parkersnowefiberartblog.blogs...w-to-make.html
http://parkersnowefiberartblog.blogs...w-to-make.html
confetti example a coat with matching bag. The coat is still waiting for buttons!
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04-12-2011, 05:12 AM
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Fascinating tute. I did some scarves out of yarn and ribbon sandwiched between dissolvable stabalizer and using invisible thread a few years ago. Nothing as colorful as your flower fabric. My question is this, I know you used matching threads to overstitch the orange flower areas, but when you showed the back, I would swear that there were actual flowers there too, they were so perfect. Did you put actual flowers on the back too, or is it just the stitching ?
04-12-2011, 11:43 AM
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The back is just the stitching. The reds show up on the blue.
Originally Posted by Yooper32
Fascinating tute. I did some scarves out of yarn and ribbon sandwiched between dissolvable stabalizer and using invisible thread a few years ago. Nothing as colorful as your flower fabric. My question is this, I know you used matching threads to overstitch the orange flower areas, but when you showed the back, I would swear that there were actual flowers there too, they were so perfect. Did you put actual flowers on the back too, or is it just the stitching ?
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