You can see the fabric was fold down, on top of the paint dipped string. Hence, the reverse of the pattern.
In my second string art on fabric post, I didn't put any pressure on the string/fabric and the results weren't bad. This was pulling the paint dipped string through multiple times.
So this time I decided instead of folding the fabric over on top of the string, I would lay a piece of fabric and apply slight pressure (starting at the bottom of the string) and I think the results are pretty good.
Fabric string laid on
Fabric laid on top
I didn't think I had the camera turned on for step 1 but surprise, surprise I did..hence, you have step 1! HA
And now Step 2!
Here are the results from the video. I think these turned out pretty cool! This was the fabric I laid the paint dipped string on.
And the fabric I laid on top in step 1 and held down in step 2.
Well, I made an attempt at videos...at least you'll get the idea! I hope...if not, it will refresh my memory when/if I attempt to do string art on fabric again!
Ha- you just can't stop, can you? Such interesting results.
ReplyDeleteString art has really interesting results wiith both of your techniques. Your video is lots of fun. String Art Smiles Dear...<3
ReplyDeleteSooooo inspiriring….tx’s for sharing
ReplyDeleteThose are looking awesome...I love the layered ones!
ReplyDeleteThey look so ethereal and mysterious!
ReplyDeleteRobbie, Those are great!!! Nice to see the videos too! Thanks for the inspiration today.
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