Hello to you WoWers. Firstly may I say welcome to my newest blog followers and thank you for choosing to follow me... Plus details of what I'm talking about hop over to the Stamping Ground for details. No desk today but pics from the Metal class for use in Embroidery I went on yesterday on my birthday (don't think I mentioned it before, ie my birthday) Enough already!. These are the samples from the lovely tutor Carole Waddle
Close up of a piece incorporating metal with machine stitching.
This is a piece of fabric Carole has dyed, stitched added metal etc.
the lovely lady herself.
and this is my effort for the day. Abit of metal weaving, folding then painted with paint and removed again. Pieces put through a ribbler and embossed . I had a good day with my friend Chris.
Hope you enjoy, should be back to normal service next week and possibly the a tidy desk, well we live in hope. Wishing you all a good day...
Amazing metal weaving looking forward to seeing pics of how you incorporate them in projects.
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Wow, I have never tried metal...looks great. #23
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had yourself a good day. It's nice to see different things and I look forward to seeing what you do with them......
ReplyDeletethat looks a whole load of fun! Thanks for sharing... my desk certainly won't be tidy next week!! Helen, 8
ReplyDeleteHow fun!!! Trying new things is always awesome, and you did a great job!
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Jeannie #32
Belated birthday greetings, sounds like you still had a wonderful day slogging it out doing craft.
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Eliza 47
Looks lots of fun the only think I have done with metal was making some cards for craft stamper magazine using cooper
ReplyDeleteJackie 3
Your metal makes are lovely, we've not tried anything like that.
ReplyDeleteWaving hi from the bears @#79 this week.
Ooh got envy all over now that I have seen what you have been up to. Lovely pieces you have done and such valuable skills learned.
ReplyDeleteFrancesca, my desk is a mess! if you look closely I have nowhere at all to work, not even an inch is left. I need elastic walls. Thanks for visiting me earlier - Hugs, Neet number 16 xx
Looks like you had yourself a brilliant day out. I can't wait to see these in real life.
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Gorgeous and inspiring makes, love them x
ReplyDeleteHappy WOYWW Heather #73
Sounds like a great class! Beautiful pieces you made. Love the metalwork. Sadly you've no e-mail contact on your blog ... Liebe Gruesse, Suzanne xx
ReplyDeleteWow, what a wonderful way to spend your birthday, Francesca! A belated Happy Birthday to you!!!
ReplyDeleteCarol Waddle seems to be a very talented artist!!! Awesome stuff!!!
Happy Workdesk Wednesday to you!
Hugs,
Claudia x
The metalwork is stunning. Happy WOYWW. Pam #23
ReplyDeletewow! those are incredible pieces! it never ceases to amaze me, the different methods and materials people work with... wonderful!
ReplyDeletehappy WOYWW and have a great week :)
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Your metal pieces look fabulous, cannot wait to see what you will do with them.
ReplyDeleteLove your metal samples - always so much fun to take an inspiring class ! Hope they make up into great projects ! Ali #15
ReplyDeleteThey look lovely, have you tried tomato puree tubes? lovely copper inside and can be machined over with care.
ReplyDeleteKaren #73
Metal weaving - my dad is a jeweller and her would like that! I am trying to visit everyone! jenx 129
ReplyDeleteOoo. This looks great. Happy b'day. Looks like you had a great day.
ReplyDeleteWhere did you do the class? Looks brilliant.
Belated happy birthday - and oh, wow! to all that metal fabulousness... looks like an incredibly cool class!
ReplyDeleteAlison x
wow, those little pieces of metal look quite intricate and fun to make! What are you going to use them for, some steampunk art, perhaps? Thank you so much for visiting my blog today, your visit always means a lot! Waving hi from the hills of North Carolina ♥
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Such intriacte work and gorgeous metallic sheen
ReplyDeleteWow! I love metalwork, but have never tried it. The effects you achieved are magnificent!
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