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| Fabric one, tissue added, and stitched. Gesso added and fabric two placed on top. Left to dry |
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| Two layers ripped and revealed. Fabric two, tissue transferred with stitch lines |
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| Fabric two with colour pushed through from the back, |
About Me
- TheCopperQueen
- Sudbury, Suffolk, United Kingdom
- I am a textile artist living on the Suffolk Essex border. I am a member of the Out of the Fold Textile Group and East Anglian Stitched Textiles (EAST) I am the Principal Tutor for Creative Stitch which offers courses in Creative Patchwork and Quilting and Creative Stitch Textiles. I teach each year at the Knitting & Stitching Shows and Festival of Quilts. I also offer workshops and talks to groups throughout the UK in person and via zoom. I am also a member of the QGBI and the specialist Contemporary Quilt Group and STARS (formerly Suffolk West Embroiderers Guild)
Monday, 29 February 2016
Gesso/Paper lamination
Day two of the Christine Chester workshop using fabric, tissue and gesso to create a positive/negative set. Trying out samples for my Copper beech series....................
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