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All of the batik panels and mini theme packets are standard sizes, so the themes are interchangeable! Imagine at all the possibilities! If you like the layout of the fish pattern, but prefer masks — personalize them to your taste and swap them out! Enjoy!
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Oriental Art
Made by Cathy Scovill
Finished Size: 33" H x 35" W
Oriental Art was inspired by a
beautiful ceramic/pottery wall hanging seen at the Alexandria,
VA Torpedo Factory Artisan Gallery. After asking the artist's
permission, Cathy Scovill sketched the piece out on paper, and
created this piece of fiber art using the red crackle Kanji.
Beaded fringe embellishments were added for a very attractive
dimensional finished touch.
Made with Red Crackle Kanji
Mini Theme Packet
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Rainbow Tigers
Created by Marilyn Gatz, Sulky Representative
Finished Size: 17" x 17"
Marilyn used exciting thread embellishments,
echo quilting, and then completed the piece by attaching rhinestone
eyes for a wonderful finishing touch.
Made with Batik Fabric Painting
- "Rainbow
Tigers"
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Rainbow Geckos
Designed by Kelly Corbridge
Finished Size: 35 1/2" H x 28 1/2" W
Kelly Corbridge, a quilt designer
of McCall's Quilting publication's fame, created Rainbow
Geckos. Kelly used a rainbow of hand-dyed fabrics in a simple
Seminole pieced border. Adding black to the hand-dyed fabrics
in the border enhanced the colors in the batik & border, both.
Consider putting a narrow black inner border around any batik
panel, it will enhance the colors and make your piece much more
vivid.
Made with Batik Fabric Painting
- Other
Animals Category
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Celestial Sightings
Created by Peg Bingham
Note the unusual perspective provided
by her original attic window setting.
Made with "Celestial"
Batik Mini Theme Packet
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View From The Lanai
Created by Peg Bingham
View From The Lanai is a standard
attic window by instructor Peg Bingham. She added some special
bead embellishments to enhance the finished piece.
Made with "Birds"
Batik Mini Theme Packet
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Embellished Dragon and Frogs
Created by Tricia Camp
These were my first attempts at beading. I tried
simply outlining the images with seed beads of various colors,
trying to match the panel as best as I could. I added a few different
shaped beads to the dragon's scales and to his "whiskers"
just to do something different. I learned a lot about the process
along the way and definitely got better at it as I went along.
I still think, however, I'd like to (and need to) take a class
or two. Or maybe find a book on embellishing with beads, rather
than the project books I have now.
Made with batik
fabric paintings.
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