Julie--You must have been reading my mind. I liquified pictures of some wall hangings months ago and every time I ran across them I thought "I have to do something with these". This challenge gave me the incentive to do more than just think about it.
I printed my liquified basket four times, sewed them together, stippled, doodled, and thread painted.
My fabric is very boring. I wanted something light to do my printing on. I tried a print and it was awful.
Betty Donahue
Betty, What does it mean to "liquify" a picture? I've never heard of this before. Did you print the mirrored images with your printer?...or gel print?...or how?
ReplyDeleteI love the colors and would love to see some embellishing with beads or metalic threads etc.
Very pretty...Cherie
Hi Cherie-
ReplyDeleteI just realized I never answered your second question. I did print mirror images.
Betty
Hi Betty, aren't you creative! I didn't think about using the photoshop filters to modify images for printing on fabric. You really achieved some interesting shapes and forms, almost looks like a family crest. What would it look like to add something to break up the symmetry just a bit? Something like a fuschia circle in the top middle or a beaded motif there below the blue strip?
ReplyDeleteGlad you had fun!
Cynthia