Well, I tried the Goddess design, upper left on the paper (previous blog post) on an organza bag, but the bag was too small and ripped, so that didn't work out very well. I had to toss the whole thing. :(
I used Transfer-eze to transfer the small triple moon design onto orange printed fabric. That turned out nicely. I think I'll frame it! :) That was also part of the Fall/Halloween art challenge on Creative Souls, a NING website. Here is the triple moon design. It is only about three inches long.
Stitching the Wheel is a blog for my embroidery and craft projects. Some of my projects will be for different holidays, the Wheel of the Year. Check out the pictures posted on the right side and bottom of the blog. My definition of the Wheel of the Year is broad and varied!
Showing posts with label Fall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fall. Show all posts
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Fall Leaf Stepping Stone
During Vacation Bible School for adults at my church we made stepping stones and painted them. Mine turned out really big. The lady who taught us how to do this brought some huge leaves for us to use. They are made out of concrete and painted with acrylic paints. I guess they take about a month to cure completely. Here are my pics.
Labels:
acrylic paint,
concrete,
Fall,
leaf,
stepping stone,
Vacation Bible School
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Fall Napkins
I've only done two out of six of these so far. They are turning out nicely. It is just a simple split stitch design. I got the leaf designs free off the internet. (pattern excerpt from Small Stitches Booklette by Carina Envoldsen-Harris, www.wardi.dk ) I printed out the patterns on Sulky Solvy and hooped them, then pulled out the little pieces of paper after stitching.
I'm using DMC floss I had on hand. The fabric napkins are from Target and they are died with Apple Green Rit Dye.
I'm using DMC floss I had on hand. The fabric napkins are from Target and they are died with Apple Green Rit Dye.
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