I fabric collaged a Norse mythology pencil holder using an empty tea tin. Vikings, trolls, ravens, runes....it's like a desktop mini-Valhalla!
The fabric was attached with heat fusible web. turns out you can iron it onto metal- who knew?? (pro tip: don't try to hold a piece of metal while you're ironing it!)
Finished with glued on embellishments. quick, simple and fun. Not all fabric projects have to be sewn!
Quilter, artist and cancer survivor. Here you will find the Dark Arts of sewing and crafts. Also, kittens.
Showing posts with label viking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label viking. Show all posts
Sunday, December 11, 2016
Saturday, October 13, 2012
New York knitter Karabouts has made some grim and frostbitten amigurumi dolls! Check out the adorable corpsepainted black metal guitarist, bearded Viking and more at her website!
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
VIKING METAL QUILT
this is a small (17 X 20") piece I made last year. it's based on a 30-foot tall sculpture of Viking swords in Stavanger, Norway that comemmorates the battle of Hafrsfjord in the year 872.
The black part is fused applique, and I used the "escape hatch" technique for the self-binding irregular edge. I slit the back to turn it, and covered up the cut with the hanging sleeve :)
In retrospect, the swords look a bit puny....should have cropped in closer. I may revisit this theme again in the future.
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