#Landscape Fabrics

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[aestum]

(by Fabrice Villard)

[zegalba]

Korean artist Choi So Young creates cityscapes out of old jeans found in second-hand shops. every piece of fabric and every button, seam, pocket and belt loop is placed to depict a specific detail of a picture - they become a street, a window or a building, creating these urban landscapes

[kenaim]

[worldartgallerysposts]

Mountain Landscape painting

[eopederson]

Tecidos, feira livre, Olinda, Pernambuco, 2019.

[blondepearl88]

Looking classy 🥰

[surferofrowdybliss]

©Deborah Coulter 2024

*Collage for week of June 16...a love for basking in delight woven on waves through the longest summer light.

Happy Summer Solstice!!!

(4:51 Eastern Daylight Time)

[keepingitneutral]

Nightlight Shed, Akaroa, New Zealand,

Architecture studio Fabric

[athenaismdb]

[art-portraits]

Portrait of Margaretha van Raephorst (1625–1690)

Artist: Govaert Flinck (Dutch, 1615-1660)

Date: 1646

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Collection: North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh, North Carolina, United States

Description

This painting is part of a pair of wedding portraits of a wife and husband. A portrait is a representation of a particular person. This is a portrait of a Dutch woman named Margaretha van Raephorst. Her husband is portrayed in the other portrait, titled Portrait of Jan van Hellemont (1616–1665). 

In the 17th century, the Dutch middle class often had their portraits painted as a way to display their success and power. Portrait pairs were created when a couple married.

This painting displays the woman’s wealth. It shows her wearing silk fabrics and lace, as well as several pieces of jewelry. Her jewelry is made up of pearls, gold, and diamonds. The diamonds would have been imported from another country and considered to be a luxury good.

[cantankerouscatfish]

another stunner of a text from my brother

sure, man. you can do whatever the heck you want. live ur dreams.

[gamesandgems]

It's been delivered!! I can finally show the secret project!! Aptly named Project Midnight, my average time of day that I was working on this quilt was around 11pm-1am. Total hours: 132, all machine worked except the final binding side. I hope the details come through. This is a custom wedding quilt commissioned by one friend pair for another friend pair's wedding; and we got Custom with it!

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All fabrics are metallic except the grunge background mountains, hand picked by the gifter. I used Janome's Artistic Digitizer to design and embroider the wedding couple's initials and wedding date on the center diamond. Also, embroidered my friend's names (the gifters if you will) on the back. I got very lucky with its positioning, I could encompass their signature in a cloud and didn't run it over with mountain lines.

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Some clouds are in silver thread, others in the navy that was used to secure the blue mountains and center lake. Grey thread on the grey mountain and a tan thread on the crème/gold fabric. And I have to toot my own horn, I am In. Love. with the way the mountain tops came out. They were so fun, on the first one, and then... I remembered, I had to mirror them for some semblance of theme/imagery as if the center lake was reflecting the top 1/3rd of the quilt. AAh hahah we made it though!!

The pattern is Sisters Quilt by Alderwood Studio.

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Also, if you're viewing this on Facebook, I'm going to put some funny BTS pics in the comments cus when I was first ironing this fabric back in December, I was absolutely panicked about how much backing fabric their was... and couldn't grasp the scale until the top was done, def needed every inch. Makes sense now why the half squared rectangles were so cumbersome to cut.

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Shout out to my cats who totally helped.

[artificial-condition]

Garden pictures from the other day!!! Got pretty much everything planted 🪴

About to get all the mulch down soon :D

[eopederson]

Tu Mesa de Navidad, tienda de artículos para el hogar, Montevideo, 2022.

[bright-and-burning]

god i do NOT have time before i move out to start and finish an oil painting but i WANT TOOOOOOOO