I have moved from spraying and stenciling on paper to using fabric. I thought I had something I would be happy with for a cover of my book. Something to match the pages I sprayed, stenciled, and painted earlier.
But when the fabric dried, it was much lighter than what I wanted.
And my brain has shut down when it comes to making a decision about the cover. Do I want a fabric spine only or a full cover made of fabric.
That is all still under consideration. The fabric I used is a smooth white cotton that I cut from a shirt I no longer wore. Of course, the fact that I already cut off the cuffs previously to make these pockets pretty much rendered the shirt un-usable anyway.
A couple of chunks of fabric out of the back... It is slowly disappearing.
I have my eye on the ruffled pocket for something too!
Good thing it wasn't my favorite shirt!
3 comments:
The best kind of recycling!
I love the disappearing shirt!
Looks to me like all you need to do is stencil some numbers or solid circles in darker color and you'll have perfect fabric. Lookin' great
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