Clare at The Grimm Exhibition
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Please click on the INSTAGRAM icon at the bottom of the main page to see more of my work.
***February 2023- Purchases will be sent 2nd class Royal Mail post.***
I love photo editing old photos and sewing, so I have combined the 2.
This item will be posted to you by Clare at The Grimm Exhibition within 3 days of receiving payment.
| Shipping destination | Cost | Additional items |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | £2.50 | £0.20 |
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You can create your own artwork to refresh an item of clothing you have, like a denim jacket. This listing is for a 2 part sewing project where there are no rules.
Each panel measure approx 10x15cm, one panel is plainer but full of colour with a kaleidoscope effect, the other shows a Steampunk inspired Victorian lady in a gorgeous dress and top hat, I have used photo editing to create vibrant colours to what was a sepia image. The panel also has metallic looking butterflies and stars.
The idea is to rough cut the lady and the butterflies and add them to the plainer panel in whatever way you like, sew them down using a sewing machine, and stitching, embroidery, add your own beads, scrap fabric and old embellishments you already have. Perfect for textile artists.
The panels are soft canvas which have been professionally printed and are washable.
Please go to my main page to the Instagram link to see footage of what I have done with one of the panels and to have a look at my other makes.
You can keep the fabric 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 junk 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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