Lino Print Gold Work- textile art

Name: Lino Print Gold Work- textile art
SKU: LPG
Price: 40.00 GBP
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Ships From: United Kingdom (UK)
Seller : Fabric of Life

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SKU: LPG Category: Textile Art Tags: Acrylic paint, cotton, couching, cross stitch, feather stitch, fly stitch, gold passing thread, lino print, whipped running stitch

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I am selling a variety of paper and fabric items. There will be cards, journals, ephemera, origami items, waterfall pads, tags, and 'Make it Your Own' packs. There is a mix of paper and fabric, lace, ribbon, buttons, sequins and beads. There is a combination of finished items as well as things to make and create with. There will also be fabric and paper pictures for sale as well as traditional and contemporary embroideries. There are lots of affordable items as we lead up to Christmas. Stocking fillers, cards, 'Make Your Own' packs and journals for the crafty person in your life or as a treat for you. Commissions don't cost extra - please let me know if you require something in a different colour or theme and I will see what I can do for you. From shabby chic to the more contemporary. Enjoy looking round. Gloria

My own lino print in shades of orange. I added metallic gold threads to emphasise the pattern and give it a bit of sparkle. Stitches used were – feather, couching, whipped running stitch, cross and fly. It measures 24 x 21 cm mounted.

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I am a mixed media artist with an interest in all things fabric and I have enjoyed mixing fabric with paper. I started off many years ago with a lot of paper arts and crafts but as I got older I became more interested in fabric and embroidery. I completed as City and Guilds course ‘Design and Craft – Stitched Textiles (embroidery) in 2013 and I am a qualified teacher. I am a member of the Embroiderers’ Guild and I have taught many workshops within the Guild, as well as my own workshops within a craft centre in our local town. This has also included children and vulnerable adults.