The Textile Art Post: Flower Sac

The Textile Art Post

A place to find my creative Art, textiles and travels. An evolving journey.

Wednesday 15 August 2007

Flower Sac

Inspired from colourful summer gardens using scraps of hand dyed velvets and vintage braid embellished with vintage threads, wools and hand dyed cotton and silk yarns.

Posted by Ginny Gibson at 04:05

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Ginny Gibson: I'm a Mixed Media & Textile Artist, who adores vintage and antique textiles. I started blogging as Twinkle Pink back in 2006 when my children were young. I filled their world with light hearted whimsy and a whole lot of twinkle. I had also achieved a City and Guilds Diploma in Creative embroidery art and design. So my blogs reflected my world and as a result I discovered a world of like minded women from across the globe who were creative and whimsical too, kind and sharing,and hugely supportive of each other. We shared our art, took part in creative swaps and house parties, it was a lot of fun. As my children have grown up I concentrate more on my Mixed Media Art & Design. I continue to sew a little whimsy now and then and particularly love upcycling vintage fabrics for clothing and home interiors. I'm continually on a learning curve and looking for inspiration in the name of art, and I hope to continue my journey on here with you as long as blog keeps going. I hope that I inspire some of you out there to create and shine that beautiful light that is you. See my main blog - The Textile Art Post for current updates on art projects and fairs I attend.

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I hope you enjoy visiting this blog and that you are inspired to create and find your own unique style, I would like to add please don't copy and if you would like to share please link to here and use my name Ginny Gibson as your source. Always be your own beautiful original you.

Chichester Arts Trail - click image for info on all artists and venues

This work submitted 2014

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Marie Antoinette

The story behind the face

Mixed media CLICK pic for project story

My OLD BLOG - TwinklePink

A journal started in 2006

Long Denim waistcoat using scraps and sashico stitch

Inspired by Japanese ancient work wear

Working with Velvets

hand dyed, block print

Water jug

hand dyed silks / working with silk waste

100th Birthday Embroiderers Guild UK

Various creative embroidery methods

Sac bag made with hand dyed silk velvet and vintage fabrics

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