Monday, January 18, 2010
Angie’s Fall & Faded Leaves
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Faded Leaves Fabric – new to our online store – is made by Wet-Paint Stenciling - one of the new techniques included in our (soon to arrive) Alabama Studio Style. The fabric was first included in our Fall/Winter 2008 Revolution Collection. At the time, I was looking for new ways to color fabric that did not require dyeing. Faded Leaves was the result and here are a few of the ways that we incorporated it into the collection.
Here is a sample of the fabric before sewing:
Instructions for Faded Leaves can be found in the techniques section of Alabama Studio Style. However, here are a few fabrics that can be made with Faded Leaves and incorporated into your projects.
Quilted & Beaded Angie’s Fall on Faded Leaves Ground:
Supplies:
Faded Leaves Fabric, All-Over Angie’s Fall Stencil, Black Airbrush Paint, Black Coats & Clark Button Craft Thread, Grey Satin Bugle Beads
Using instructions for Reverse Appliqué from page 64 of Alabama Stitch Book without cutting the reverse appliqué and then add bugle beads to decorate center of flowers. Beads & Beading Tools on Page 30 of Alabama Stitch Book and Beading instructions on page 68.
Appliquéd Angie’s Fall:

Supplies:
Black Fabric for Ground, Faded Leaves Fabric for appliqué, All-Over Angie’s Fall Stencil, White Airbrush Paint and Grey Coats & Clark Button Craft Thread
Using instructions for Appliqué from page 62 of Alabama Stitch Book apply your Faded Leaves appliqué to black ground
Make this fabric into a Corset or A-line Skirt- patterns included in Alabama Stitch Book.
Or get started on the DIY Tank Dress pattern & instructions from Alabama Studio Style.
General Supplies List:
Garment Patterns from Alabama Stitch Book and Alabama Studio Style.
*Additional colorways and garments coming soon or sign up for one of our Weekend Workshops to view the full collection in our studio @ The Factory.
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Comments
SO beautiful! this- "id not
Ha. Ha... shouldn't do these
Ha. Ha... shouldn't do these things late at night! Thanks...
:) beautiful post, though....