DRAWING CHALLENGE No. 60
[pompom and/or skirt]
This drawing came together quite quickly when I decided to use sewing pattern tissue layered with used tea bag paper. I sewed a skirt silhouette in a front and back view and then figured out what pompoms to use. In the end I sewed a 3-sided 'soft' frame and titled the piece "stitch length three" as that was what my sewing machine stitch length setting was for this piece.
Thank you
Stefanie for hosting this fun-filled theme! Go have a look everyone, to see the great art here.
Thanks for dropping by, and we'll see you soon, I hope! *smiles* Norma
This is so much fun. I love the placement of the presser foot and scissors. They seem so enhanced by you featuring them in this way. Nice stitching too.
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Hi, great idea and wow! nice stitching to, I am a absolute nitwit with a sewing machine.
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This caught my eye right off, You make me want to do more sewing on my projects, Thanks!
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Keep smiling and creating
hi norma, your work is so beautiful. I love stitching on paper very much.
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your threedimensional work deserves a deep lay frame. i love what you done here.
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Norma, you my dear are a genius with the sewing machine! You make me want to take up sewing again!
ReplyDeleteoriginal application of pompons, i like that scissorand the colour of the materials you used, little beauty, x
ReplyDeleteDear Norm, so lovely your work! the idea, the colours, the stitching, the material - I love it, thank you x Stefanie
ReplyDeletethank you very much for your pompom tips - I'll try it!!
ReplyDeleteThis is very cool. what a great idea. i love me some sticking on paper, but it somehow makes me nervous to do myself. why? I'm really not sure.
ReplyDeletei like your little pompon paper installation very much! poetry!
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ReplyDeletethanks for dropping by my blog and posting your lovely comment. I find it heartening when you receive such enthusiastic encouragement to your work.
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PS your stitched pompom piece is really wonderful I really enjoyed reading about your ideas and process.
ReplyDeleteThat also goes for your molded pieces I find the process fascinating.
Have a great week!
Helen :)
I LOVE THIS! Wow - the sewing and brown paper materials - really unique and elegant, which should not come as a surprise for those of us who adore your work as we do. Just beautiful, xoox!
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