The dimensions are 16"x 20" and it is mounted on an artists frame so it can hang in my studio. I learned a lot from the exercise and am tackling more challenging images now. I want to get to the place where I can do anything with wool that can be done with paint and a lot of it depends on the type of wool being felted. I find I need long, thin, stringy wool (merino) as well as short, fluffy wool and different types of fibers to get the "painting" to work. I have been building a stash for awhile now and find I'm so glad I have collected different types.
Linda Hall
www.fabricartbylinda.com
www.fabricartbylinda.blogspot.com
Author of "The ART of Machine Needle Felting"
--- In machine_needle_felting@yahoogroups.com, "sewmiki" <mikijones@...> wrote:
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> Linda, that is amazing work! Tell us please - what are the dimensions of the piece?
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> --- In machine_needle_felting@yahoogroups.com, "fabric" <Lindah40@> wrote:
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> > I just uploaded a new photo of a felted still life I just finished. I was studying light and color and wanted to see if wool can recreate the look of tranlucent glass, yet retain its unique texture. I am happy with the result and am now working on a Cape Cod Landscape that should be finished this week, I hope.
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> > Linda Hall
> > www.fabricartbylinda.com
> > www.fabricartbylinda.blogspot.com
> > Author of "The ART of Machine Needle Felting"
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