Sunday, 8 February 2015
Lutrador and Rust
This has now topped all the others and become my favourite sample.
The first version of this was one layer of Vilene as a backing to give the piece some structure. Then a layer of rusted cotton, with a top layer of rusted Lutrador. I then machine stitched a grid pattern to secure them together and using a heat gun distressed the Lutrador to expose the rusted fabric underneath.
It looked good, but I decided to make another, using the same backing, this time I layered smaller pieces of rusted fabric, varying the type. I used cotton, linen, silk and silk noil, making sure there were plenty of raw edges exposed!
I then followed what I did previously, overlaying the Lutrador, machine stitching and heat distressing.
This was a much more interesting sample, a great textural piece. Definitely one to use in my final piece. I love it.
Labels:
cotton,
futuristic,
heat distress,
linen,
machine stitch,
pelmet Vilene,
raggy,
raw edge,
rust,
rusted,
rusting,
silk,
silk noil,
stitch
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