Took a girl from a journal page and printer her onto fabric.
The fabric background was created using acrylic paints and stencils....with lots of stamping too.
Finished it off with some hand stitching.
My fabric swatch was for a Facebook swap and is 3" X 3".
Sharing her over at Paint Party Friday, Moo Mania and More, That's Crafty and Creative Artiste Mixed Media challenge.
Sharing her over at Paint Party Friday, Moo Mania and More, That's Crafty and Creative Artiste Mixed Media challenge.
Beautiful piece, great idea to use fabric. Happy PPF, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteA cute face ❤
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Love your use of neon colours. She certainly looks peaceful x
ReplyDeleteLooks great Clare, love the use of the vibrant pink too - really pops
ReplyDeleteKathyk
Oooh! That's gorgeous Clare. Lx
ReplyDeleteOh I love her on fabric that's wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHappy PPF
Vicki-Ann :)
She is lovely, great make! x
ReplyDeleteI have no idea how you could print on the fabric, Clare, but this is a really beautiful piece of artwork. Love the theme. We could all use more peace.
ReplyDeleteThis is precious, love that it is on fabric!
ReplyDeletesuch a lovely piece-love the colors!
ReplyDeleteLove your whole process!
ReplyDeleteLoving your idea!!! Turned out beautifully!!
ReplyDeleteLovely Clare! Thank you for joining MM&M and happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteoxo Susi
How clever Clare. She's looks very relaxed and peaceful, especially like the flower in her hair. Great colours too.
ReplyDeleteHappy PPF to you
Beautiful fabric piece! I'd like to use fabric more in art!
ReplyDeleteSweet piece...I feel the calm and peace of it! I could see a series sewed together in a patchwork wall hanging... or even a quilt..
ReplyDeleteHugs Giggles
Very lovely. The fabric is so bold and pretty the girl settles it down to have a perfect balance. Well done.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. Love the colours.
ReplyDeleteHow cool! Do you attach the fabric to paper first, so it will feed through the printer? Love it!
ReplyDeleteHow cool! Do you attach the fabric to paper first, so it will feed through the printer? Love it!
ReplyDeleteI buy special printable fabric which is attached to a thin sort of paper backing.
DeleteIt looks fabulous on fabric!
ReplyDeleteWhat a very creative idea!
ReplyDeleteShe's beautiful Clare. xx
ReplyDeleteStunning. What a creative idea. It will have to be something that I try. Thank you for joining us at Creative Artiste the month. Judy DT
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet peaceful face, Clare. I also was interested in how you printed on fabric, but I see you answered that for Tammie.
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