by hatmosphere 2008/Etsy
This collar is made out of light weight laser cut wood, with zodiac cameos, ribbon and embroidered flowers. It is about 10 inches in diameter, and is super light weight. It comes in Black or Tan, or White
Sweetpea Path
...another place to wander around
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Posts tagged mixed media:
Anishinaabe (Michigan?), Purse, porcupine quills/thread/sweetgrass/birch bark, c. 1920.
(via free-parking)
Illimination #43
Mixed Media. Painted silk, organza, metallic and cotton, ribbon, paper.
Machine pieced, hand pleated, machine quilted, prairie points, tucks. 12” square.
SAQA (Studio Art Quilt Associates) Benefit Auction 2011
Aaru- detail (by emikw)
Emily Watson
Hand-dyed cotton fabric, layered with raw tussah silk, hemp flax and samoyed fur; machine stitched
Tidal pool
by Lisa Jurist
fabric collage; found objects, buttons, beads, ribbons
Ring Leader, 2010by Whitney E. Nye
Mixed media on panel
(via art-stuff)
Wingspan
by Jeanie Tomanek
Oil/collage, 18” x 18”
Prayer for Protection - Hawkesbury River
by Joshua Yeldham
Carved board with oil, shellac, resin and cane
Owl of the Blue Taro - Pittwater
by Joshua Yeldman
Carved board with oil, cane and shells
Joan Giordano
woven & rolled newspaper, corrugated handmade paper, paint & wax
Markers Set #1
by Diane Savona from the series, Strata & Markers: Layered under the Cloth
Markers: a series constructed on old metal pants stretchers. Styles represented: notions, mending, laundry
Domestic Markings
by Diane Savona, from the series Strata and Markers - Layered in the Cloth
Domestic and textile items layered into the cloth and presented as fossils.
As big as a television (2010)
by Shellie Holden
Mounted paper textile, 20cm x 15cm
(via sharonbarfoot)
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