Thicker threads / wool / braid was couched onto a piece of lutrador. Mainly natural fibres were used with a small bit of syrnthetic. In the gaps between couching I did various free machine stitiching. This was then painted with dynaflow in purple and yellow and heated with a heat gun when dry. I really like the colours - not my usual taste.
Thursday, November 23, 2006
Thicker threads / wool / braid was couched onto a piece of lutrador. Mainly natural fibres were used with a small bit of syrnthetic. In the gaps between couching I did various free machine stitiching. This was then painted with dynaflow in purple and yellow and heated with a heat gun when dry. I really like the colours - not my usual taste.
5 Comments:
At 1:26 AM, Downunderdale said…
that's a wonderful piece, Leanne
cheers
Dale
At 1:59 AM, Purple Missus said…
I love all your samples Leanne. Didn't know which one to leave a comment next to but I think this one is probably my favourite. I like things that have been zapped.
Lynda
At 12:53 PM, Elizabeth said…
Leanne, the work on the lutrador is wonderful. I like every bit of it. Thanks for explaning a little about it.
At 10:48 PM, Leanne Hurren said…
Thanks for all your kind comments - it was a fun workshop!
At 2:20 PM, Unknown said…
Leanne - having read your lovely comment on my blog thought I check yours out!! I have only just heard of Lutrador, never used it but these samples are so inspirational - I know I will need to find some now! You commented on my wall paper postcard - I sent that one to a Fibreartfriends lass in Belguim perhaps we could so a different card swap sometime soon? - email me - anna@pumpkin1.fsnet.co.uk
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