Hi friends! It’s
Angela Tombari back here, thank you for joining me. I have a fun project to share with you using the
Jane Davenport Artomology collection. Today I am focusing on the use of Markers on an alternative surface, a piece of fabric!
As you can see from the photo I created two pouches that I intend to use for my art supplies. The first pouch size is 7 inches square and the markers fits perfectly inside. I love the vibrant colors and how it turned out.
The Markers are alcohol based, they work well on fabric and can resist soft washing. To make the pouch I started drawing on the fabric the outline of the word Create using a pencil. Then I traced over it with a black marker with a fine tip.
Finally, I started coloring with the markers, using all shades of pink. I went for a geometrical pattern, with squares and rectangles and I left a bit of space in between each shape because alcohol markers tend to smudge a bit.
The second pouch has the traditional shape of a pencil case, the size is 8 inches by 4 inches and half. I stamped one of the eyes stamp from the
Jane Davenport Tin Of Glances stamp set and colored the iris with violet Flight Marker and I added a pompon of the same color on the zipper. The design of the eyes is so deep, it seams that the eyes look straight at you! So, I added the phrase Do Not Touch as a fun warning for those who intend to open the case.
Spellbinders Supplies:
OTHER SUPPLIES
Fine tip black marker, white gel pen, pencil, black Tuxedo ink pad, linen fabric, zippers, pompon.
Thank you so much for stopping by today, I really hope you liked my project and I hope to have inspired you to think outside the box with your art supplies. Let me also thanks Spellbinders to allowed me to guest design for them.
7 comments
What great projects, very beautiful!
It’s very difficoult for me saying which I prefer. The first is full of colors while the second is so charming. Ok Angela you can giveaway me both as a present! I joke.