Plastic store bags and wrappings can be reused to add texture and interest to journal pages. Once fused between sheets of non stick baking paper, cut to shape, then stitch using the pogo or darning foot - feed dogs down and zero foot pressure.
Showing posts with label texture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label texture. Show all posts
Sunday, 21 February 2016
Recycled plastic and journalling
Sunday, 11 December 2011
Texture in the Torres
This week I've been privileged to return to Thursday Island in the Torres Strait. I came across this post at the main jetty - evidence of time and salt on the metal capping. The second picture reminded me of an aerial view of the Nullabor Plan under a full moon - the salt pans appear to shimmer - but it was my room sentry at The Jardine. So many ideas for art quilts - the challenge is to distill "the one" idea and refine it - how is it related to my current theme? Is this idea taking me off on a tangent? Is it worthy of further exploration at another time and if so, will I live long enough to return to it? All these considerations need to be resolved ... but not today! ![]() |
| Shimmering skin |
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| My room sentry @ The Jardine |
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| Looking north from the foreshore |
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| St Andrew's Church |
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| Commemorating the Spanish explorer Torres (1606) |
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| The view to Prince of Wales Island |
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| Return to the Australian mainland |
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