For this week's creativity round up I start with 2" scraps of fabric... oh it's not done, it's just a start using pieces cut off (then resewn) a larger scrap project. The eye scrap came from a friend in Maryland who used that fabric to sew scrubs for her nurse brother, then she gave me the cuts from that.
years ago now
no piece seems to be too small to throw away when you see potential in the everyday
I was inspired this week by the Eagles I watch, sitting in front of a mighty background
made me want to paint it...and these will eventually be painted in gouache
one of the mixed media workshops this week used gouache, this is my attemptwhich looks like local views here actually.
Back to some sewing.... For my EPP project, the hexie of spirals, I am catching up on RSC colors, this time I'm almost done with this month's green scraps piece. It's in sections as I progress
next up is doing yellow from two months agoI am not sure how they will come together when all colors are done but here are two blocks pressed. I'm sure it will morph with more colors
speaking of colors and fabric, I am also catching up on my other scrappy project for the yearanother green one |
yellow up close |
free pattern is online
last week I showed a small quilted component, and said the photo showed a face in it. In person it looks like a tulip or a lake but the image looked like a face to me
last week I showed a small quilted component, and said the photo showed a face in it. In person it looks like a tulip or a lake but the image looked like a face to me
so I printed it out and colored in what I saw.
Two workshops on mixed media had us paint backgrounds and then find the bunny, or facethen added more paint. The teacher painted all the background white, but I didn't want to so...
then scribble with water soluble crayon and find a face
became thisa painted over page of akashic writing done with my caligraphy pen, hearts were on a cake in a magazine. I painted over the woman with caran d'ache crayon and prisma color pencil, smeared on some gesso and white gouache.
In the words of Stevie Wonder, isn't she pretty? Filled in her hands with colored pencil, filled in eyes with ink, cheeks with color pencil and now it's a form of myself for my birthday week upcoming.Happy Birthday inked in with colored pencil...
What a creative week you've had! I love those spiral hexies, the mixed media find-the-bunnies and find-the-face (I should try this myself, looks like fun) and your gouache landscape (I've dabbled in gouache but need to do more!)
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty little hexies!
ReplyDeleteI love these extra creative posts of yours. And that face! WOW!
ReplyDeleteThe eyes fabric is fun! Plus it's a great memory, so every scrap is good to use! Love your spirals, they will connect nicely. Love the faces, fabric and paint, you know how to make them beautifully.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your creative week, and linking up!
Congratulations on a spectacular week of creativity. You must be feeling better. :) Thanks for sharing in Sew & Tell.
ReplyDeleteA very creative week! I just love those RSC spirals. When I see each new one, it makes me want to go get my container of hexie papers out again.
ReplyDeleteI love your swirling EPP blocks and your painted eagle. You have been very busy crafting pretty things.
ReplyDeleteI'm always blown away with how many projects you have going at a time, and how creative you are. Plus, you do such different things, stitching, painting. And I love how you play with color.
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I just love those hexie spiral blocks! They're going to make a fabulous design in all the colors. I hope to see an eagle painting soon!
ReplyDeleteI doubt you ever get bored with all the different things you work on throughout the week. I must admit I'm really partial to those hexies.
ReplyDeleteNice work
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented in what ever you create. Love all the faces and the painting. Thank you for sharing with FFO.
ReplyDeleteLove your gouache landscape painting, LeeAnna! Glad you had some sewing time to go along with your are, too.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like an amazing artful week. I love the face int he quilted shape. And the grass in you're landscape looks amazing. Have a great weekend. Erika
ReplyDeleteFabulous fabric crafts and art
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to Art For Fun Friday
Much♡love
I really like how your jelly roll 18's are turning out! ( I've added it to my bucket list haha)
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