You can kind of see the underlying piece on this one. It was big red and orange swirls that I had outlined in black. Kind of a greenish yellow background and sincerely hideous. This isn't great but is workable.
This was just done on a piece of the neverending cheap purples I have.
This was rust and black swirls and pretty ugly. Again, not wonderful but okay and useable.
The marbling has slowed way down but I did manage to make several cherry pies and freeze another two pecks of sour cherries so we can continue to have pies all year. The biggest challenge was finding room in the freezer!
Of course, I am still frequently visiting my "honorary" grandson Sam who is such a little cutie!! This way I am not bugging my own daughter who lives 3000 miles away for more visits with my granddaughter!
Hi Beth---very interesting marbles. What do you use them in--quilting or garments. Once finished how is the "hand"? It looks like it would be stiff, but I know that isn't the case. Just wondering.
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The blue green one is gorgeous. I am in total awe of your marbling.
ReplyDeleteI love using marbled fabrics in garments and also have been using them like any other commercial fabric in my pictoral quilts. My challenge is how to use them on their own and also how to feature them prominently in some artwork. Who knows -- I may come up with some totally new genre!
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