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Fabric Collage Class


Mary Ingalls and I taught a "Fabric Collage" class at the Livingston Branch Library last week. We provided students with a background fabric, a TAPPED photo and quote, and fabric scraps. We showed samples and demonstrated the TAP product. Below are some of the "works in progress". TAP stands for Transfer Artitst Paper, a product from Lesley Riley.
Sharon arranges birds around "Evangeline" sitting under an oak tree in the forest. She uses a frame to control the size of her project.

Joan used a photo of two birds in a tree and created this image on a piece of my hand dyed fabric.





This piece uses a photo of my husband's amarylis garden. The quote is "Earth laughs in flowers."

Laura Varnida, one of the librarians, created this piece using a photo of a sailboat from a vintage music sheet.

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