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Showing posts with label fabric books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fabric books. Show all posts

Sunday, May 03, 2009

Going back to my fabric roots

A Fabric book started in Tracy Bautista's class at
Art Uraveled. The title is "Girly Girl" and
it will be a future gift for a friend.
The binding is stab stitched
Inside Cover and page 2. The inside cover is fabric and the pink is colored paper towels, which Traci is famous for. Page 2 is Watercolor paper

Page 3 and 4, page 4 is mulberry
paper from Japan (thanx Jan!)


Page 5 and 6 is some leaf paper that I have had for years




Page 7 and the inside back cover (page 7 is watercolor paper)



Back cover
Hopefully, after working in fabric for a few days,
I will be able to return to my journals.
Only time will tell.


Thursday, April 30, 2009

Almost finished an old fabric book

DESPERATE for inspiration, I went through some
of my "stuff". I have been totally blocked by the
idea of working on my Egypt journal.
This fabric book was dedicated to Viggo Mortenson.
It was started at Art Unraveled (2005??)
in a class taught by the multi-talented
Lisa Englebrecht.
It was in a plastic bag, in pieces.



This is the cover, with a large "V" for Viggo
(the only completed page in the book)

Page 1 and 2. Page 2 got blemished when I
fused the picture to the page, I had forgotten
that is was floated on the backing.

Page 3 and 4. The caption on page 4 reads
" I didn't have friends when I was little...
I learned to rely on myself" and I added
"I will be your friend!" in purple.
Page 5 and 6, not finished yet, but the red and
gold page has machine and hand stitching. More
to come on these two pages. Page 7 and 8, page 7 is sparse, so more will probably
be done. I like page 8, which is painted canvas
in earthy tones and jagged edges.
My favorite - the last two pages.
Hopefully this will open the log jam!
Check out this link- to 1001 journals.
There are some amazing journals there
and you can look or join.