thread painting – Barbara Harms Fiber Art

So yet My Typical Approach To Creating My Silk Painted Art Quilts

Time Lapse, You Can Look Over My Shoulder

Barbara Harms 1131 SW Ellis Dallas, or 97338hollyhocks, hollyhock quilt 021

This is a time lapse of photos, following this piece of fiber art as it takes shape and become a real piece of art. A few photos along the way, it is a mixed media work, so I used some non quilty methods.

On being photogenic and other things. Is this what I really look like?

Quilts can be like people, Sometimes quilts just don’t photograph well. Me either, take 100 photos, you won’t get a good one I guarantee. I’m beginning to wonder is this what I really look like?

My thanks to Diannejessie

Thanks again to Diannajessie for a mention on her blog.I appreciate it much.

A tricky trick for beautiful thread painting

I promised that this week I’d share a new thread painting technique I recently learned.This little trick solves a common problem that can rear it’s ugly head if you are doing very heavy, thick coverage in one pacticular spot

Would You Like to Try Thread Painting?

This is the thread painting installment of the making of 2 art quilts, which included a few tutorials of some basic techniques often used. If you have done machine quilting, you can do this. Even if not, it isn’t all that hard to learn { she said innocently}.