Saturday 16 April 2016


Hello,



I am not one for meticulously planning, when it comes to making my pieces...I have an idea and tend to go with it and see where I end up.   I personally find that way of working very enjoyable.   Of course, each to his own, no right or wrong way.
Going with the unplanned thinking, I recently just started to randomly cut head and body shapes, adding little teeny scraps of fabric and lace.   
As you can see, I now have a range of 'Little Folk' designs.
I enjoy building up the layers of worn fabrics and stitches, seeding stitch being really good for creating a texture.



I think these Little Folk may become brooches...





and a few are housed in vintage tins.








 The majority of these pieces will be coming with me to The Contemporary Craft Festival in June, at Bovey Tracey, Devon.    

That's all for now...thanks for stopping by X

8 comments:

Dee at The Carlton said...

What fabulous little fellows they are too - I love them in their little tins where your gorgeous stitching really comes to life! I just don't know how you can part with them at the end of the process ....

Beulah Bee said...

Your instincts are spot-on, the little folks will surely take you a a great journey! I do wish I could meet them in person and thank you for sharing them on your blog. Your creations are magical and fairytale-like and make me smile.

Debra said...

So adorable! They are little flat folk!

Unknown said...

Thank you for the creative process of your art endeavers. As an artist myself I know how equally important the process to finished product is. It's always a pleasure to have kindred spirits sharing: Beautiful!!!!

Unknown said...

Thank you for the creative process of your art endeavers. As an artist myself I know how equally important the process to finished product is. It's always a pleasure to have kindred spirits sharing: Beautiful!!!!

the woolly dog said...

They're amazing little characters, I think they'd look great as illustrations of characters in a children's book, just a thought. x

Anonymous said...

Simply darling.

Marci said...

Oh, I love them!