Clare at The Grimm Exhibition
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This item will be posted to you by Clare at The Grimm Exhibition within 3 days of receiving payment.
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| United Kingdom | £2.00 | £0.20 |
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***February 2023- Purchases will be sent 2nd class Royal Mail post.***
I love sewing and photo editing.
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With slow sewing and relaxation in mind I have created and listed 2 fabric panels, both 10x15cm, professionally printed on 250gsm soft canvas. I have used photo editing to create this image where you can use you instincts to create a unique piece of art.
One panel is plain, it shows hand written text in sepia tones. The 2nd panel has a (public domain) Velasquez image of a painter from the1500's looking very smart, next to that is a gold tone picture frame. Rough cut the painter and the frame and arrange it how you like on the plain panel, sew it down using any stitch you like, add beads, ribbon, other fabrics to make it a bigger project.
Please go to my main page to the Instagram link to see footage of my other makes and some other panels. The final image shows an idea of what you could do with the panels.
You can keep it as it is, frame it, or use it as a focal point of a sewing project, use slow sewing ideas, embroidery stitches, sequins, beads, scrap fabric to make it into a bigger panel, use it as a patch for a garment with a tear in it, part of a journal cover, make a small zipped bag, the choice is yours.
Props not included.
I can usually post the next working day. I am now posting 2nd class to avoid increasing postal charges.
Designed by The Grimm Exhibition in Berkshire
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