I thought that I would show you some of the other items I have made with the fabric I posted about in my last entry. Some cuffs with added embellishments of seed beads, wire mesh and lace.
Brooches with embellishments from snippets of fabric, yarn, seed beads, hand embroidery and wire mesh. The first photograph shows the base fabric I created for the brooches and pendants
Pendants embellished in a similar way to the brooches.
I still have some pieces of fabric to use, the tiny snippets of fabric I have used to make cards.
My sister came to stay for a few days. We visited the Ashmolean to enjoy a cup of coffee at the roof top cafe and then spent some time admiring the many beautiful Impressionists paintings that are on permanent display. Watched three films, made some cards and enjoyed watching the rugby.
This is my 299th post and I now have 99 followers. So next time I will have a giveaway.
Wishing you all a good week.
7 comments:
You are so prolific even in the midst of company! Each and every one of these pieces is lovely and special. Please check out my other blog for the give away we are having there, in case you haven't already: http://foxontherunarts.blogspot.com/2011/02/second-give-away.html
Yummy, happy work coming out of your world. I am so thrilled seeing all that color and your cuffs and necklaces are divine. thanks for sharing.....xox Corrine
Quite delicious, all of it - your cuffs are so neat! Love your brooches & pendants - no-one made brooches at the w/s which surprised me as I love pinning them on myself! Do you wear your own art?
I just love to look at your sooooo beautiful charming little fabrics, it's late in the night but this brings also in the night a little sunshine into life!
lovely yummy colours Sue ...its strange I just bought a book of 1000 artisans and flicking through I came across a piece by Heloise ...I was excited as i guessed it was yours ....was it ??...x
Absolutluy gorgeous. your work just gets betterxxlynda
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These are such exciting pieces...so much colour and texture!
Did you see the Pre-Raphaelite paintings at the Ashmolean?
I hope to visit there one day.
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