Here's a crazy quilt-style embroidery hoop I made for a friend who's really into black metal. It's hard to tell in the photo, but most of the embroidery and trim is silver metallic. Incorporates some old fashioned ribbon embroidery flowers, and fabric with black metal musicians on it. (Spoonflower is a hell of a place.) My friend was suitably impressed. \m/ >__< \m/
Quilter, artist and cancer survivor. Here you will find the Dark Arts of sewing and crafts. Also, kittens.
Sunday, December 11, 2016
That's how I Troll
I finally made a quilt for myself! I used a Finntroll band flag as the center panel, and a green nature/leaf batik for the borders and back. Quilted with a large, simple allover design, I then went back and stitched along the outlines of the logo after this picture was taken.
I'll keep it in my car as a lap blanket during our brutal 6-week Texas winter :)
I'll keep it in my car as a lap blanket during our brutal 6-week Texas winter :)
Pencil Holder of the Gods
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!
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!
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finland,
finntroll,
korpiklaani,
norway,
pagan metal,
sweden,
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tins,
troll,
viking
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