Then there is the stone heart shaped window I photographed when I went to Daylesford last time, making it heart 42.
This is heart 43, look closely and you will see that I have used heart shaped sequin waste. More on what I have been doing with this dress form follows.
I have enjoyed seeing the dresses that have been made as a part of "The Dress Up 2010" project on Alice and Camilla. I wanted to see what I could do with the basic shape as a design tool. I cut out a dress shape and then covered it with my printed paper towels and some glitter. This background is a free texture from Boccacino which I found on Linda's blog. The wonderful information that is shared so generously by users of Flickr and those who blog never ceases to amaze me. This first sample shows several dresses on the text background.
I then printed this out onto tissue paper so that I can use it for gift wrap.
Here is a gift box. The image has been sprayed with inks and embellished with oil pastels.
Then fabric.
A drawstring bag with another image on fabric I have used lace and sari ribbons.
Finally some mail art with the image included.
I feel sure I should be more adventurous. Hope that you are all safe from the cold and wind.

9 comments:
Wow , this is really cool . I love the way you gave it a textile look !
Well, you've been busy!! I love that heart-shape window, defenitely worth a photo! And your dresses are gorgeous, you have come up with great ideas for them.
Heloise, I cant believe what you have done with the dress forms...you are just absolutely amazingly clever.
Hi,
The dress form work is amazing, I love it in all the different ways!
And of course the hearts are wonderful!
Very best wishes,
Barbara
More lovely hearts! Your little colorful dresses are so cute and I love how you have used them in so many different formats.
Your hearts & dresses are just lovely - you ARE adventurous, carry on!
What a brilliant post...I love the way you developed ideas with the dress shape. Fantastic! (Like the way you used the text too :-)
Sue, Love the dresses, and your hearts are always special. I think that you are being adventurous.
I used some of the purple yarn that you sent me on one of my vests. It looks great. Hugs...
Wow, such a creative whir, loving all of this. Missed a week and I missed so much. Hope you are well and I am looking forward to more posts! I was thinking, oh, yeah, Christmas is around the corner, best to get going
on all that wrapping paper and cards I want to do - might get it done, might not! xox Corrine
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