Discover how you can add new dimensions to your artwork! Learn the secrets of transparency manipulation along with fabric altering and creative machine sewing. In this workshop we will explore: working with resin, burning, stitching, dyeing, and stamping. Once we have covered the various techniques, we will incorporate them together to create "beneath the surface," a project that will combine all your new skills. Materials list:- Sewing machine
- StazOn® ink (Saddle Brown, or your favorite color)
- Rubber stamps (deeply etched)
- Disposable bowls or cups
- Instant coffee crystals
- Acrylic paints
- Paper towels
- Muslin, natural - 1 yard
- Organza, sheer white or cream - 1 yard
- Organza, assorted colors
- Tulle, assorted colors
- Kunin felt or wool felt (Note: Both burn completely differently; if you want less of a burnt effect use the wool as it's a slow burn and you can control it more, but the Kunin gives you a nice raised edge.)
- Threads for quilting in colors to complement your palette
- Craft or quilting pins
- Scissors
- Awl
- Metal pie tin or cookie sheet
- Tea light candle
- Book text, sheet music, or painted papers
- Assorted synthetic fibers and fabrics
- Outdoor trash bag to use as a work surface.
- Resin
- Transparency images
- Creative Textile Tool® (or soldering iron)
- Heat gun
Item #: EP0988
Running Time: 30 min
Approximate File Size: 143mb
Estimated Download Times: Dial Up 5 hrs 57 min, Broadband 12 min
Interesting and inspirational
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As a newcomer to mixed media arts amd crafts, I found this video very informative. It opened my eyes to the possibilities of using these techniques in my other crafts, and for the first time in years I am using paints and other media, and experimenting, and having fun!
I have even threaded up my needles again, made my own stamps, and tried melting and fusing all sorts of things I had never thought much about before. Why should men have all the fun with the tools in their sheds?
I had trouble playing this video with Vista, and Interweave were not really much help - its the quicktime format itself that causes problems, not actually Interweave's fault.
The Journey is the destination
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This was totally awesome and I say that being 62 years old. She is a fantastic instructor I will definetley buy more of Ruth"s videos The one thing that upset me was the video person. after she did the resin,there was no close up , there were several items she made but we didn't get a close up or sometimes no shot at all. watch it and you'll see. other than that I found the class great.Just don"t let me guess on the next one.
I realize that this was one of the first videos that QA produced but I was shocked at how bad the quality was. The content was weak to say the least and I feel this was a real waste of time and money. Do not buy this product.
The Journey Is The Destination: Techniques for Mixed Media & Fabric Art (Video Download)
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Discover how you can add new dimensions to your artwork!
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