The other piece I was doing today was for Shelagh Folgate's Creative Challengers. No one really knows what comes next so it is quite experimental. The stitching should be done with a Tailors Tack foot but not having one of these a kebab stick had to suffice and I only sewed two into the stitching!
One online class that I have really been enjoying over the last three weeks is Ellen Lindner's Adventures in Colour. It has no sewing and is really about developing sound colour theory. Sounds dry I know but far from it. I have done colour theory before and yet Ellen makes it so interesting and also brings out an increased awareness amongst her students. She also does other classes which do involve sewing. Her website is well worth checking out.
That's all for now folks, must go and eat before ER starts.
Maggi this two pieces are very precious..........the second it seems a gold fabric.
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I love the pieces you have made for Shelagh's challenge. Sumptuous! Glad to hear your flu has gone.
ReplyDeleteI love your take on the blue chair and the art work is lovely too. i'm going to have a look at Ellen Linder's Adventures in Colour nw, but I need anothier class like a hole in the head just now (smile)
ReplyDeleteI love these pieces Maggi, the colours are great.
ReplyDeleteThird time lucky?!! Love your blue chair and your stitched pieces. The Noro yarn is Japanese I think and should be available from any good wool shop or online supplier. Thanks for the tip about scrim as a background for embellishing - I hadn't thought of that.
ReplyDeleteLove your creative challenges pieces.
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