This was a blue printed fabric I just laid the string art piece on top of. Not bad...
Then I got thinking that I should cut strips of the string art and add sashing or borders between them.
Then I had a brain storm to cut out the string art design(s)! Best that I fused the back of the fabric before I cut out the design. Good thinking, right!
So back to auditioning fabric to lay my string art on! This was a screen print I did a few weeks ago.
Not bad...kinda like it!
Then I decided to look for fabric more on the dark gold or orange side. And what did I find! A setacolor print I did a long time ago! I took a class with Mickey Lawler on sun prints at QSDS and made two orange and two green prints.
I used the green sun prints of the leaf in this piece for an exhibit back in 2009. I did a re post of how I made the piece in 2015. You can see more detail here.
And I found the last burnt orange piece! I can't remember what I made but I know I've used the other leaf! Anyway, here is the last leaf...it measures 15" x 20"
And I really like the blue string art on top! So I've sandwiched the leaf and started to quilt it..just doing echo free motion around the leaves. Orientation won't be what you see in this picture. I just wanted to see if I liked the blue with the orange...and I do...I think! Guess we'll see...but it's a start!
Very inventive…loving it. Inquiring minds want to know….how are you going to attach the blue string cut outs onto the orange?
ReplyDeleteNot sure you'll receive this reply with Blogger issues...but, I fused the string art (blue piece) before I cut them out. so I'll just fuse down.
DeleteClever you- I like the string art cut up, too. It looks so textural and ruffly. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteI quilted another background piece and took to my art group today. Funny, but they saw a fish in the background quilting! So looks like fish will be included! HA
DeleteI love the cut outs of the string art and mounting it on the orange sunprint....Very clever.
ReplyDeleteI love the contrast of the blue string art on top of the orange fabric. It's going to be great!
ReplyDeleteYou are the Queen of Altered Fabric Fun dear. Play on with your beautiful colors and layouts...<3
ReplyDeleteLiking the string art
ReplyDeleteYou have more fun with your art than anyone! I love how you are constantly experimenting and auditioning things. Will be curious to see how your string art projects turn out. I especially like your first photo.
ReplyDeleteLovely. It looks like ruffles and 3-D.
ReplyDeletexx, Carol
thanks, Carol...they won't be so "ruffled" after they are fused down..at least I hope not! HA
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