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Showing posts with label ironing board art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ironing board art. Show all posts

Monday, June 20, 2011

LOTS OF ART TIME

Works in progress
The small watercolor sitting on top of the panel on the upper right is ready to be mounted on the ironing board piece.  I am waiting on a retro apron and child's iron that will added to the ironing board piece.
Can't wait for this to be done.



Mom's pies
waiting on a child's wooden rolling pin that I will add to this assemblage piece.
I also need to get plexi-glass pieces cut to cover the watercolor art.  This has been such a fun
series that I have been working on. 
I just need
MORE
TIME!!!!

Monday, August 24, 2009

GOOD MORNING ART




NEW DAY. NEW YOU.


This is a painted, fabric collaged, mixed media piece I did on a tabletop ironing board. Because you know, I would rather do ART than IRON! I added 4 pegs to hang
things from. I will take this to the
Tuesday's market to see if it sells,
but if not, it looks great hanging
on the door to my laundry room! :)

I painted directly on the ironing board cover.. a canvas like feel and found it took the embellishments quite well. I used good ole gel medium, my trusty standby.

Surprising, even to me, I made the squares out of various pieces of fabric and machine stitched them to create a quilted look. What? me on a sewing machine? That is new for me.. But you know, it's a NEW DAY! NEW ME! or YOU>.....

But truly, I used to do a lot of sewing when the kids were little. Really when I got pregnant. I sewed all my maternity clothes! I lived in Hawaii and the buying selection was dismal. So I was motivated to learn how to sew. I had a neighbor who helped me learn. Then I made overalls for both kids. Loved it. Then, through the years, I find I rarely pull out the sewing machine unless I need to do some mending. So to rediscover this is a surprise...but anything for ART, right?
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edit: See where the fabric art quilted squares ended up in a new design @