This piece was done on plain white muslin using vinegar and water to induce the rusting process. I wrapped the fabric around an iron rack that I had purchased at a Thrift store for $1.I am going to use this piece in an Art Quilt and I plan to make more pieces!!
For this piece I took a series of three iron washers and wrapped them up in a strip of muslin. This is also going to be used for some sort of fabric collage piece.
This piece was done using a iron frame for a tile trivet. I think that this must have scome from a Thrift store as well, at some point. I am in the process of making sketches for each of these rusted pieces. I have come up with some exciting initial ideas. We will see how they turn out! Stay tuned!!
15 comments:
WOW! WOW! WOW! These are fantastic Elizabeth.
Wow, those are all great. Wish I thought I could leave anything alone for that long!
What a beautiful example of controlled rusting Elizabeth--well done.
Love the first rust print - one of the best I've seen! Helen
Beautiful rust fabric! I can't wait to see what you do with it!
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful! You've got cool items to make rust with. Glad I got you going!
These pieces took my breath away when I saw them! Fantastic!
Your wings keep stretching more and more - and what a beautiful view! Keep flying, girlfriend - everything is gorgeous!
Oh Wow, you clever girl!!! Look at that top one - it's fantastic.
Very cool fabrics - I can't wait to see what you do with them!
Cheryl
holy moley, these are fantastic. can't wait to see what you do with them.
These are fabulous Elizabeth, I also had a go at this after reading Lesley's article, I used an old rusty bike chain with mine.
Wow, I love your birds - I've done quite a bit of rust dyeing but never got anything like that (I've got a few spanner images and stuff like that - not nearly so exciting!!).
these are fantastic, love the birdies :))
These are fantastic! I really need to try this!
chris p
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