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Introduction
Strips of different fabrics were laid on a base of
felt and embellished. Further pieces of stitching worked
on a water-soluble film were added and embellished more.
By Bev Beattie. |
Part 1: Stitch
Free machining
Marks and stitches
Using free machining for texture
Free stitching with motifs or patterns
Painted stitches
Tone and texture
Overlock or serger
Pintucks
Zigzag, utility, and built-in patterns
Distorted stitches
Part 2: Dissolve—Washing away
Materials and methods
Wash-away film and fabric
Using motifs with water-soluble film
Outlining motifs with cords
Sticky soluble stabilizers
Water-soluble paper
Scrubbed paper napkins
Combining the media
Part 3: Distorting the fabric
Materials and equipment
Attacking the fabric
Melting the fabric
Shaping the fabric
Suppliers
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