This week I
started sewing the pages for my TAST 2012 fabric book together. The first 5
pages are the beginning of my 13 page book. I sewed 2,6 mm beads between the
pages, one by one. It’s time consuming, but I enjoy watching my book grow with
every page I add.
Work In Progress Wednesday is a support group to
encourage people to complete languishing projects, Works In Slow Progress or
UFO’s.
More info at Pin Tangle.
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The beads will be a lovely addition to your book. Maybe I need to join this Work in progress group - very slow progress in my case!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenBeautiful! Every week, I find myself more eager than the last to follow the link you leave on pintangle to see what is new with your TAST book. (Seriously, I saw the note you left and thought, "Oh, goody!" as I clicked the link.) It is gorgeous!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenAdding beads between the pages will give the structured stitches some 'air' so they don't get crushed.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenEvery page is full of lovely details.
what a great idea to add the beads, the book looks lovely and the beads give it such a professional finish
BeantwoordenVerwijderenThe beads make a really nice addition to the book!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenThe book is looking gorgeous. May I ask what have you used to stiffen the pages? I have looked through you previous posts but don't seem to be able to find one in which you describe how you put a page together.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenThank you, Juno. I forgot to take photos when I was preparing the pages, so I didn't write about it. I used Vlieseline S80 for these pages, but I have use Pellon and Timtex in previous fabric book pages. Pellon and Vlieseline S80 are almost the same thickness. Hope this helps.
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