I can’t wait to get out some of my great fibres. I was loom weaving for a while so I have a great stash. This way is so much easier and so much more fun.
Love this. I have my daughter and her family living with us while their house is being built. My Grandies 6 & 3 love crafting. This will be ideal for them. tfs ❤️
How very inspiring Tracey those yarns are so interesting and the textures just beautiful not to mention those colours. Did you use Hessian that has been dyed or specific kind of fabric would love to know what to use and what a brilliant Idea with the plastic needle so sew simple I Love it! Thanks for sharing.
Hi Tracey Lee, yes you can buy coloured hessian. Depending on what colours you use on top, it can be part of the design, so you don’t need to worry about part of it showing. It is very simple yet effective and a great one for children too, so easy!
Hello I cam across this demo because i was searching for tutorials with inktense and fabric. Im absolutely amazed with how your using fabric and yarn! Can you tell what this is?
@artfiberstitch Thank you it's just that I've never heard of this concept of using fabric and yarn to make a picture I'm looking forward to exploring this a bit more
Love, Love, Love this!
Absolutely wonderful!!
Many thanks!
I can’t wait to get out some of my great fibres. I was loom weaving for a while so I have a great stash. This way is so much easier and so much more fun.
Have fun! It is really effective, and much easier.
Very pretty and fun piece.
This is the coolest thing i have seen all month! Really cool!XOXOXO
unbelievable, I am so happy you enjoyed it 😊
You have such an eye for composition. I love watching you work.
I love to hoard bits and pieces and use those scraps to make something. Thank you for watching ❤
My first time seeing your channel and I subscribed thank you for sharing 👍🏻😊🤗
Welcome aboard 😀
You are sooooo inspiring! LOVE you're ideas!!
Thank you Michele
Thanks for posting your video. Love it!
Thank you very much 😊
Love everything you did and all the information. Now I know what to do with all my scraps. Thank you so much.
I am so glad it was helpful! to you!
I love this
Thanks Anita 🙏
Thank you so much for doing this for me xx
I hope you enjoyed it.❤
Wow…I love this! I must try this.
I hope you do. It is alot of fun.
Lovely
This is quite pretty. I am going to get some burlap and give it a try. Thank you for sharing.
My pleasure Sally 😊 Have fun!
I made a purse like this one time, but I used my weaving frame. This is very beautiful :)
And so Simple! Thanks Ann 😊
What fun! Can't wait to using this idea. Thank you ❤️
Glad you liked it
Love it
Great 😃 thank you!
I love this!!! Remarkable results with scraps. amazing!! I can't wait to get started on my own landscape.
Great, it is really fun and easy! 😁
Love this. I have my daughter and her family living with us while their house is being built. My Grandies 6 & 3 love crafting. This will be ideal for them. tfs ❤️
Wonderful! It is great to get the children into crafting😊
You have definitely inspired me. I have lots of specialty yarns just waiting for a project like this. Thank you so much.
It is a great project for using up bits and pieces. Enjoy!
Maybe you will sell packs of all different sorts like you have in your box to us one day
I shall keep it in mind in case people show an interest. Thanks for telling me.
How very inspiring Tracey those yarns are so interesting and the textures just beautiful not to mention those colours. Did you use Hessian that has been dyed or specific kind of fabric would love to know what to use and what a brilliant Idea with the plastic needle so sew simple I Love it! Thanks for sharing.
Hi Tracey Lee, yes you can buy coloured hessian. Depending on what colours you use on top, it can be part of the design, so you don’t need to worry about part of it showing. It is very simple yet effective and a great one for children too, so easy!
Hello I cam across this demo because i was searching for tutorials with inktense and fabric. Im absolutely amazed with how your using fabric and yarn! Can you tell what this is?
Hi Elaine it is a seascape made with all sorts of yarns onto a coloured Hessian background 😀
@artfiberstitch Thank you it's just that I've never heard of this concept of using fabric and yarn to make a picture I'm looking forward to exploring this a bit more
Lovely
Thanks Elaine 🙏