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

Friday, June 8, 2012

Painted Silk

I'm taking an online painting class from Christen Brown at www.maureensvintageacquisitions.com and here are my samples from the first lesson.

We are using Colorhue dyes. The pieces are silk crepe scarves that I had left from a time when I was painting and selling scarves.

The colors are my usual ones, but I wanted to save those for painting lace in the next lesson. The dyes come in small bottles but are very concentrated.

Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Painted fabric

I managed to do a couple more small pieces of fabric with the Sharpie Permanent Markers and alcohol. It pleases me to think that something that is "permanent" is so easy to manipulate.

Now I have a few pieces that relate and need to do something with them.

Friday, July 3, 2009

Painted fabric

A friend and I got together 2 weeks ago thinking we would do sunprints-the sun didn't come to play. Next plan-Shiva paint sticks. We used rubbing plates-leaves and animal skins and had great fun.
We both decided that we preferred the metallic colors or the iridescent. I think I was heavy handed on some of the ones below, but they will make backgrounds.

Friday, August 1, 2008

Painted fabric

When I was cleaning to get ready for the quilt group, I found a pile of painted fabrics that had been heat set and were ready to be washed. After washing and ironing them, I decided that these are my favorites. Now what should I do with them? Suggestions?