Isn't it a good feeling to finish some projects? I've got quite a list of homework assignments that are due at the end of February for my Art Cloth Mastery Class. So when I recently wrapped up one of them and one project on the side I was doing just for fun, I felt some relief. Awhile back, I showed you the beginnings of a purse I started
here. Unfortunately, as I worked on it, I forgot to take more photos while it was in-process. I got the pattern for it from an old Threads magazine (August/September 2005, p. 51). So here is the finished product.
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Milagros purse |
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Front |
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Back |
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Inside- it has two pockets |
And, for my class, I've been working on a series with a leaf as a symbol for change. The first one is as finished as I want it to be for taking to the class. I have it backed with ecofelt. The edges are not finished yet. I'm waiting to decide if I want to add some hand-stitching or more printing before I add facing to the back to finish the edges. Notice that I changed my palette? No blues in this one.
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Flow 1 (temporary name) |
I'm about half done with the second one in the series which gives me a feeling of breathing room. I know now that I'll get it all done in time. I'm linking this to
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I like the subtle colors of the leaf print, very pretty.
ReplyDeleteThanks. I knew I was going to work with gray and rust. The color of the other leaves came about as I was attempting to mix a color to match a real leaf I had and I liked how this one looked on the gray.
DeleteLove it! Can't wait to see it in person
ReplyDeleteThanks. I hope I like the next two as much. It looks like such a simple design, but it actually took me a long time to do.
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