Finally it’s the 30th of November here as well. It took some time! I made a ‘classic’ stellar. By classic I mean a piece of the universe. It’s made of painted laminating sheet (within the circles), laminated together with angelina and tulle. Than I made a fleece of Golden clear Tar Gel with lots of threads and fibres in it. This I trimmed in comet tails. Sewed a lot of comet tails extensions on and foiled it a bit with gold. It was difficult to make a small piece, so, I’ll admit it honestly, it’s a tiny little bit taller than it should be (5 cm). I couldn’t decide which site to cut off.
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Sunday, November 30, 2008
Stellar - Sandra
Finally it’s the 30th of November here as well. It took some time! I made a ‘classic’ stellar. By classic I mean a piece of the universe. It’s made of painted laminating sheet (within the circles), laminated together with angelina and tulle. Than I made a fleece of Golden clear Tar Gel with lots of threads and fibres in it. This I trimmed in comet tails. Sewed a lot of comet tails extensions on and foiled it a bit with gold. It was difficult to make a small piece, so, I’ll admit it honestly, it’s a tiny little bit taller than it should be (5 cm). I couldn’t decide which site to cut off.
Sandra this quilt is very interesting. Especially the ovals you made and the way you used your materials. I would love to see this one in real.
ReplyDeleteSandra, I wish I could see your quilt in real life! It looks very tactile and I love your colours.
ReplyDeleteI see the whole cosmos here planets sailing through space...So pretty, and flowing. Wonderful colors and shine it has. Beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteThis so colourful and all of the elements work together to make a real piece of the universe. Love the use of the flowing shape - adds to the overall effect, those comets really seem to fly.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant
Chris x
A very colourful flowing piece. I'd love to be able to see it in real life and feel the different textures.
ReplyDeletewhow, great colours, It realy looks like the cosmos.
ReplyDeletei love this sandra - it looks electric - full of energy and movement
ReplyDeleteI love the movement, the colour, the shape - a fascinating piece.
ReplyDeleteThere are so many amazing techniques out there, i had no idea what you were describing but the effect is really striking. So if i deduct 5 pts for not sticking to the size limit - i still feel a 110 out of 100 will be adequate.
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous, and I love that you have not kept to the straight edges - now that I see yours it makes much more sense than trying to contain the universe within borders!
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