I'm still auditing my stash for a carrier fabric. I have a red one and a green one, but fate decided this thing to be blue. Buying a fabric would break the rules. I'll work like I did in the case of the projects I did before, Jacob's colourful coat and the witch gown "witch" is now finished and still must be photographed in an outdoor situation. Susan had a good idea what way to take a photograph, I'm not telling.My husband said the bear looks like run over by a truck.
Those husbands....they are too funny.
ReplyDeleteGreat fabric and always interesting what you do with it.
Is that you getting younger and younger. What a charming childhood photo.
Well, I believe J. could have said alternatively that possibly the bear referenced Guernica - or, oh, thinking of the Assyrian mural with the wounded lion. It looks like a bear in some agony, it's very successful in conveying feeling and quite unsettling.
ReplyDeleteI have actually been considering breaking down and buying two different fabrics! I have been using only my fabric stash this entire time except for the small piece of velvet silk I bought to dye. Now I have ran out of white cotton and I want some gauze!
ReplyDeleteI agree the bear does look like he is in some agony, your husbands comment made me laugh!
Carrier fabric?? What do you mean by that? I love the whimsical look of this fabric, by the way.
ReplyDeletehaha... that's what happens if someone tries to express things in a foreign language. I mean backing fabric.
ReplyDeleteyou can always dye the fabric you have to change it.
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