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Machine Embroidery Autumn (Fall) Leaf Craft Project Using Tea Papers Online Class

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Interesting! Can you also add fabric samples?

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Interesting! Can you also add fabric samples?

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Thank you letting me look.
Anna
Yes you can if you photograph first 😀

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I can add my thoughts and reminders as a post 😀

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Made with water soluble fabric and bits of net, thread and fabric. When the water dissolved the fabric it was laid over an upturned bowl and left to dry over night.

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Some lovely ways of dealing with current issues and photos.

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Found photos collected from flea markets and thrift stores are sewn into sculpture and wall pieces in Lisa Kokin's meditations on identity and anonymity.

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Creating Lutradur lace for Mixed Media Projects

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Frames and applique

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Lutradur Techniques for Quilt Frames  |  National Quilters Circle

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In this video, Heather Thomas demonstrates some of the many ways quilters can use lutradur techniques in their quilting projects. Watch and learn how to paint, layer, and design lutradur for use wit quilt frames. Take these techniques and apply to your own quilt project!

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Pat Archibald.  Using fine / lightweight lutrador.  Leaves, figures etc.

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Pat Archibald demonstrates her favourite ways to use lutradur for mixed media projects.

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Textile Art with Textile Artist Jan Tillett - Sewing Project

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Sign up for our Colouricious Club - free weekly online textile art ideas and inspiration. http://colouricious.com/textiles-ideas-blogs-colouricious-club/ Jan Tillett demonstrates how to use shrink polyester to create your own beautiful piece of fabric. Combine machine embroidery with shrink polyester to create a unique textile art creation.

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Deborah Wirsu

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Using Inktense on Fabric - Part 2  - with Deborah Wirsu

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Paint fabric with Inktense using this easy and effective method to create unique designs on fabric by stitching and quilting first, then painting later. This technique can be used to create whole-cloth pieces, or panels for a quilt as you go quilt, cushions, wall hangings - whatever you like!

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https://youtu.be/bBJ7_mXw1Uo

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Using Inktense on Fabric - Part 1 - with Deborah Wirsu

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Textile ideas.

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Sewing Ideas - Stitch embroidery with Jean Littlejohn

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Sign up for our Colouricious Club - free weekly online textile art ideas and inspiration. http://colouricious.com/textiles-ideas-blogs-colouricious-club/ If you love textile art, artists and techniques, especially embroidery look at these designs and stitches by Jean Littlejohn. Look closely at her hand embroidery stitches and designs to inspire your own sewing and needlework.

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Artist - material sculptures.  Wow!  And how to make pieces float.

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Fine art tips with Amazing Free Textile Lessons with Meredith Woolnough on Colour In your Life

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Soluble stabiliser, organisers and threads.

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Textile Leaf Bookmarks with Deborah Wirsu

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Textile leaves made from organza, thread and soluble stabiliser. These stitched bookmarks or appliqué motifs make great gifts or embellishments for your art work. Learn this quick and easy method for making your own unique leaves. For more quilting and textiles tips, videos and tutorials, visit www.deborahwirsu.com

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Lovely sample shown.

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Working with water soluble fabric is very rewarding. To some extent you are working 'blind' so the final result is always a suprise. I sandwiched pieces of organza, netting, fused angelina and a photo which had been transferred onto fabric using Dylon image maker between 2 sheets of dissolvable fabric.

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Anne Griffiths talks about design and demonstrates using water soluble fabric for cuffs and edges. Interesting.

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How to Make a lace cuff using Machine Embroidery and Water Soluble Fabric - Anne Griffiths

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Sign up for our Colouricious Club - free weekly online textile art ideas and inspiration. http://colouricious.com/textiles-ideas-blogs-colouricious-club/ Watch Anne Griffiths present her textile art work shown in her stunning sketchbooks. She demonstrates how to make a lace cuff using machine embroidery and water soluble fabric, which can then be used to make beautiful handmade crafts.

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Making lacy bowls for water soluble fabric.

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Textiles Art - Water Solubles & Embroidery - Jan Tillett - Sewing Craft

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How to make a scarf from water soluble stabiliser 

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How to make a scarf from water soluble stabiliser 

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How To Make a Scarf with Kreinik No Knit Fashions

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This how to video gives step-by-step instructions in making a stunning scarf using bits of Kreinik metallic threads and water soluble stabilizer. For more information please visit http://www.kreinik.com.