Showing posts with label red. Show all posts
Showing posts with label red. Show all posts
Monday, 24 August 2015
Tuesday, 15 July 2014
Monday, 19 May 2014
Paper Mache Mushrooms
I got together a few weeks ago with friends and we had a go at paper mache. I used a paper plate to get the shape of the big one and built it up with paper. If you fancy a go there are plenty of recipes to be found on the web.
Sunday, 9 March 2014
An Abstract Painting
During January I had an urge to do a painting and this is the result.
I used watercolour paper and acrylic paints. I collaged on parts of book pages to start with and after painting I stamped with miscellaneous items. I forgot about it but looking at it now with fresh eyes I'm thinking maybe it would benefit from stitching on it as well.
Tuesday, 13 November 2012
Red Rose
Silly me, I forgot to mention that I joined the 'Creative every day 2012' the other day. Click on the link to see who else has joined in.
I made this digital creation for the Collage Obsession challenge - Red
I started with a lovely rose image from the Graphics Fairy shown below.
I had planned to design a repeating pattern for fabric with it but the rose wasn't quite right close up [for fabric] so I altered the picture. I moved some of the leafy bits and put on one of my own rose photos which I'd altered.
I removed the background and replaced it with one I had created, I used the backs of some vintage photos - there was a shopping list on one of them! The leaves and buds were the only part that was left of the original image, but the picture gave me inspiration.
This is one repeat of the fabric/wallpaper/gift wrap.
I will be adding it to my Spoonflower collection soon.
Monday, 1 October 2012
Red Art Journal, Mixed Media Book
Red fabric journal - all the pages are made from the same fabric, a narrow cord. On the front there is a fabric flower with paper, sequins, string and a leaf; the letters 'red' with screen printed fabric and threads wrapped around them; red twine with sequins and beads. There are also tassels made from handmade paper beads with red sand on their ends.
Click on the images to enlarge.
I've used art, found papers, printed papers, fabrics both found and printed, recycled items and bits and bobs from my stash and all to do with the colour red. All the edges have been oversewn on the machine and the front and back are padded and stiffened with card.
The book is available to purchase on Misi
On the inside cover I have a transfer print of images [label, bird, butterflies] from the Graphics Fairy on one of my digitally created backgrounds. On page two there are some hand painted/stamped papers stitched [machine and hand] on the background fabric, an inkjet print of my frog design, number charms, cat charm and a bead on a chain. There is also some lined paper to add some additional text or name.
Page 3 - some hand printed/painted fabric has been stitched on. Decorative machine stitching and some strawberries add to the decoration.
Page 4 - is Christmas themed with recycled parts of cards, ribbon, papers and stick on topper.
Page 5 - a patchwork of fabrics both vintage and new, decorative machine stitches, bead necklace, apple button, decorated tags.
Page 6 - hand painted /stamped house, stitching, key game cards, beaded doll, plastic dog.
Page 7 - hand dyed laces, papers stitching, cord, hearts on a string, heart on a chain
Page 8 - fabrics, found paper, printed/painted paper, metal bird charm. The birds were digitally printed on fabric, hand stitched, frayed.
Page 9 - stamped/painted papers, inkjet printed fabric, decorative machine stitching, fancy sequins, glitter.
Page 10 - inkjet prints, decorative machine stitching, dyed flower, dyed lace.
Page 11 - the flower is a digital print on fabric, machine stitched edges. Hand decorated paper, hand embroidery, decorative machine stitching.
Page 12 - art work, 2 found covered buttons, 1 button I covered. The laced part is printed/painted vilene with rivets.
Page 13 - art work, painted doiley, stamped patterned fabric which was cut and stitched, decorative machine stitching.
Page 14 - art work, dyed lace, dyed fabric flowers, red gems, decorative stitching.
Page 15 - games inspired. Recycled cards and game parts, metal moon, recycled fridge magnet boy, art work, digitally printed fabrics, machine stitching.
Page 16 - handmade card houses, inkjet print fabric house, inkjet print paper houses, stitching, ribbon, metal charm, found face images.
Page 17 - inkjet print, fabric, ribbon, dyed flower, decorative stitching, beads and charms on chain.
Page 18 - found paper, digitally printed fabric, found fabric flowers, art work, ribbons, dyed lace, decorative stitching.
Page 19, 20 - patchwork of fabrics, felt teddy bear with google eyes, check bow with flower, metal earring, apple button, rabbit charm, decorative stitching.
Page 21 - artwork, ribbon, beads, coin, gem on recycled earring.
Page 22 - New York - artwork screen printed on pvc fabric and yellow fabric [taxi], metal racket charm.
Page 23 - mono print artwork - gouache, ribbon, bell, beads, earring, chopstick bag.
Page 24 - Checked fabrics and ribbons, heart and striped ribbons, buttons and brads.
Page 25 - dyed fabric, the letters red are under the fabric held in by stitching, ribbon, hand decorated art buttons.
Page 26 end cover - whoopee cushion, google eyes, gem, sequin, ribbon
The pages were bound together with stitches and a tape measure
Monday, 12 March 2012
Rainbow Collages
The challenge this week at Take a Word is green so I thought I would show my green collage.
I have done a series of collages using the colours of the rainbow- blue, green, red, orange, yellow, violet, indigo plus an extra pink one.
These are small collages, just 4"x4" and are made from art work, painted papers, found papers, printed art work etc
Blue
Red
Yellow
Violet
Orange
Indigo
Pink
Friday, 2 March 2012
Tuesday, 11 October 2011
Shape Challenge - pebble, stick and rectangle
I've used found objects as a starting point for these sketches.
A friend set the challenge above which was a small stick.
The one below was rectangular shape with a corner, cannot remember exactly what.
I did these a while ago, but now I try to remember to draw around the item as a reference, like in the flower picture below.
another one set by a friend, this time a pebble
I created both of these using the pebble.
Wednesday, 14 October 2009
Saturday, 27 June 2009
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