WATER SOLUBLE FABRIC 3D THREAD SCULPTURES. Create free standing thread and mixed fiber sculptures.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ต.ค. 2024
- Use water soluble fabric to create unique 3D thread sculptural pieces. Learn 2 different techniques for creating gorgeous soft sculptures. A wonderful technique to learn to add that extra touch of wonder to your next free-motion embroidery piece.
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Here is a link to the water-soluble fabric that I am using in this video: amzn.to/3CZ0MGs
Wow~very creative and beautiful 👏👍🥰
@@kwokpetra2249 thank you
So inspiring ❤. Thank you for sharing. I'm going to try it out
Oh my goodness.!!!! I have to try this🎉
Lovely tutorial, thanks!💗
Thank you
Very interesting and creative work!
Beautiful!
Thank you for this very inspiring video
Lovely tutorial! Thank you for the effort you put in!
Thank you for your comment.
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To make it a practical vessel, would it work to form the art over a vase? Once it is dry and the plastic removed, could it be glued to the exterior of the vase, then sprayed with a water resistant acrylic so it would be cleaned? Or maybe used as the cover of the vase so the art can be removed and the vase cleaned?
Hi. Yes that sounds like a lovely idea. Especially if it's removable.
You can dip or paint it with a product called “Stiffy”. It is designed specifically for stiffening fabric.
Hi. Thanks for the tip. I'll keep an eye out for it, i haven't heard of it before. Sounds like it has a lot of creative possibilities.
@@classiccraftstudio you could also just add water to pva glue. That's what I have done in the past with cloth-mache, on cotton and on silk. works really well. I have yet to try the water soluble stuff: so many possibilities.
@@Olhamo Hi. Yes you're right, the pva glue and water mix works really well on fabrics, it's a great technique that I've covered in some of my other tutorials. Water soluble fabric is for creating thread lace effects, so it works in a different way. Both are great for creating different effects with fibers art.
Thanks for your comment.
thank you
This video is really great .. And how about a fabric stiffener ? I tried some once and it really works good.
Thank you.
Yes, a fabric stiffener like Stiffy works well. A mixture of woodglue or PVA glue and water also works well, but you have to be careful how much glue you use or it can leave a residue, and this is only obvious after it has dried. I have also had this residue problem using Stiffy, which is why i prefer using the hair spray.
I recently tried liquid starch for the first time and that also works really well.
But of course the best is to just dip the item in water and slowly dissolve the water soluble fabric.
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Water soluble flowers.
In this video i also have flowers that i made with the water soluble fabric and these i left quite a bit of the glue from the fabric in the fibers, they were extremely sticky while the were drying., and they are very stiff.
So i guess it's just up to the look and feel that you want, and playing around with what you have on hand until your item feels right.
Happy experimenting. Cheers, Rebecca
Okay great to know
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Try using clear stabiliser on the top! You’ll can see what you’re doing!
Thanks for your comment.
You could use Powertex or Paverpol products instead of the hairspray though yeah?
Hi. Yes, you definitely can.
What was the reason for the gap at the end of the first sculpture? I didn't understand the gap - and then you put a stitch in it. Could you not sew a stitxh on it when at the machine?
Hi. There needs to be a gap so that you can mold it into a bowl shape. If there are solid lines of stitching then it will remain a flat circle and if you try and mold it over something you will get warping and ridges instead of a curved bowl shape with smooth sides. I hope this makes sense, if not, please let me know.
Interesting… thanks for that however those random music inserts are Uber annoying and distracting and makes the video difficult to watch.. it’s like dragging nails against a board annoying
Thank you so much for letting me know about this issue. I am still learning about all the editing, etc, and still have a lot to learn. I am going to republish this video without the music and I will put a link below this message should you wish to view that one instead.
You sound South African?
Close. I'm from Botswana originally, but i did spend a few years in Cape Town. Currently living in Europe. Where are you from?
Super bit could you turn the music down. When I get a minute to watch and relaxe I don't want to start dancing. Ha.
Thank you so much for your feedback, I will re-edit this video and take out the music, then I will put a link in below your message. I still have a lot to learn about editing, so your feedback in very valuable to me. Thank you so much for taking the time to let me know.
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