Another swap I’ve participated in needed me to make ATCs, using beads.
This was made using a Margaret Beale technique of fusing and burning organza’s. You pile up bits and pieces of organza, about 5/6 layers deep, and use a piece of fine gauge garden metal as a grid, which you cut around using a fine soldering iron.
I cut the piece to size, and added stitching and beads ti create a pattern.
This was made using 2 colours of sari silk stitched onto pelment vilene. The silk cords were couched on and beads added to embellish. The polymer clay embellishments were already in my stash.
This one is a silk piece on which I did a rubbing from a rubber stamp. I then hand-stitched around the pattern and added beads. The background is a piece of hand printed fabric, covered with organza and distressed slightly with the heat gun. The sequins and beads were added to finish.
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These are fabulous!
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