Even More Fabric (Fiber) Collage!

[@leonidgumanovskiy2406]

THANK VERY MUCH, I FOUND A VERY INTERESTING TECHNIQUE FOR PROCESSING SMALL PIECES . IT WONDERFUL, INTERESTING, EXCITING, ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY. THANK YOU VERY MUCH AGAIN. NATA.

[@AngiePadilla]

Glad you liked it!

[@susanclarke1787]

Dear Angie, I love to see your work and what you are able to do with the scrap pieces of fabric. Thank you so much for sharing. Sue XX

[@AngiePadilla]

Thank you, Susan. It sure is fun to play with these little scraps. Hope you give it a try!

[@janiegreen3394]

Thanks for sharing your work. I LOVE playing with fabric scraps and threads and I liked the idea of putting a patterned tulle over the base.

[@AngiePadilla]

Try it out. I think I am going to have to play more with patterns to see what turns out. :)

[@maribellelebre6809]

Just genius! I'm so glad to be a subscriber. You're an artist AND a sustainability advocate. Amazing!
Thank you for sharing.

[@AngiePadilla]

Thank you so much. And yes, I do try to limit my fabric consumption by repurposing as much as possible. It's amazing how much you can save by turning scraps into new fabric. I love to make cases as gifts, and only use fabric collage for them. So a little can go a long way. Thank you for your comment!

[@MariaLuciaGomezGreenberg]

So creative! Thank you for inspiring me. 🥳 Happy New Year! María

[@AngiePadilla]

So glad you enjoyed it!

[@AdrianeRimolo]

Thanks for thé inspiration. I have never trier with tulle but i prefer bold Colors, so I avoid organza. Your work is beautiful. Greetings from Belgium.

[@AngiePadilla]

Yes, tulle is the way to go if you want the bright colors. Organza can be fun, too, depending on the effect you want to achieve.

[@AdrianeRimolo]

AngiesBitsAndPieces does tulle can break a needle? Are there special tips to work with it?

[@AngiePadilla]

@@AdrianeRimolo No, tulle will not break the needle. It is very soft and has an open weave.

[@AdrianeRimolo]

AngiesBitsAndPieces thanks for thé information. Chères from Belgium.