. Cover with parchment paper or non-stick press cloth. Use medium heat and press several times until the flowers are dry. Glitter was sprinkled and the sandwich was ironed again.Small flowers with thin petals are best. I used two lilly petals, clematis, violas, buttercups and a little lavendar daisy. The fine green is bronze fennel.
Page two is a my digital photograph printed on fabric and stitched.
Fancy yarn trims the edge
Fancy yarn trims the edge
4 comments:
Wow Vivian, they're beautiful!
HUGZ:)
Candi
Hi Vivian, I got the shells, the tiny round ones from Joggles, the others I found a string of them at Joann's and cut them apart. All ready had holes in them:)
HUGZ:)
Candi
I LOVE your blog:)
Email me:
candiharris11@aol.com
I'll be happy to share the shells I have:)
HUGZ:)
Candi
I've just come from "new photos" of Advanced Fiber Postcards group after seeing your wonder-under sandwich! I haven't tried that for a while so thank you for the refresher.
I tried sun printing for the first time Sunday and had great success with ferns... Your picture has inspired me with an idea for a postcard fern sandwich that I must try today!! I wonder how well it will go through the mail?!!
My grandparents were Canadian and family history says some of them settled on Maple Ridge - although it may be a different "Ridge" as it's in New Brunswick - I think :)
Laurie in Maine
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