I photographed the set after I'd finished with the paint but they have been washed and they're not so pristine now. I used some fabric with script and backed with some freezer paper to keep the fabric stabilised while I used some fabric paint to sponge onto the stamps. Here's how the printing looked this morning
Later this afternoon I made the top sample into a postcard and then afterwards I thought of using some fabric pens to colour in bits of the elephants.
I had some paint left this morning so used a scrap of calico to mop up, which was dampened first to spread the paint around. As I went into the utility room I found the spray paints that I'd bought from FoQ as well.
And another session of playing around that I did last weekend was free machining with a quilt sandwich of fabric I didn't like very much and some thread in a colour that I don't use. This was brought about by reading Jan's postcard blog and seeing her lovely feather postcards. I divided this large piece into postcard sizes and had a go
Then one evening during the week I did a bit more machining. But the samples were getting smaller and I got fed up with feathers!
I just saw this on FB .. I love how the postcard turned out x well done x
ReplyDeleteI love your elephants postcard, and also the feather quilted "postcard" samplers look great too.
ReplyDeleteThose quilt samplers look fab, and I love the elephant stamped fabrics too
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