3 straight pockets page 'complete'

This is one of the 'completed' pocket pages of my fabric book. I think it looks very glam. I particularly like the fuzzy thread on the top pocket and the multiple lines of blanket stitch on the bottom pocket. I may add some text to the top and/or bottom pocket.

The middle pocket will be filled with fabric ATCs dipicting stitch diagrams of the stitches used on the line page.

This photo is my first 'composite' design using Picture It! Publishing. I took several photos (before and after) and cut and pasted them together, adding some text. Quite pleased with it.

some texture inspiration in black

black page, originally uploaded by fionacupcake.

like the white page but done in black. I love the square 'sequins' on these pages. They were made using a rough, thick handmade paper painted black and cut into small squares. very simple!

some texture inspiration in white

white page, originally uploaded by fionacupcake.

I created these pages as part of a study of black and white for my C&G accessories project. Its a page of white stuff, glued and stitched into my workbook then sketched in B&W on the right hand side. I think it will again prove useful in creating a page of texture in my B&W fabric book

some ideas and notes on my fabric book

I managed to get 10 minutes today to jot down my new ideas for my black and white fabric book.

Firstly let me show you my original doodles:-



and now the new ideas:-



so my new to do list:-
* research some seam treatments for the 'crazy quilting' page
* print some of photo manipulations onto transfer paper to create unique fabric for 'crazy quilting' page
* finish applique and lines pages
* knit 5.5inch square using variety of black fibres
* prepare white calico for layered pockets page
* start to compose introduction page and experiment with fonts

think thats enough to be getting on with!

endless possibilities! part 3

another one

endless possibilities! part 2

here I used a close up of a Tyvek sample I made for my green fields throw

endless possibilities! part 1

A photograph of a piece of knitting I did for my green fields throw manipulated using Microsoft Picture It Publishing