Raedar, Maybe you can use fabric from bear fabric panels for it's fur. Have seen several realistic looking ones. I also like realistic nature scenes with wildlife. Finding fabrics that aren't cartoon-ish is a challenge but can be found. Recently cut a snow tiger panel to make realistic feathers on a snow owl :thumbup:
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Found this link for fabric; hope it helps
http://www.distinctivefabric.com/fab...=SASQUATCHFUR1 |
Originally Posted by merry
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Raedar, Maybe you can use fabric from bear fabric panels for it's fur. Have seen several realistic looking ones. I also like realistic nature scenes with wildlife. Finding fabrics that aren't cartoon-ish is a challenge but can be found. Recently cut a snow tiger panel to make realistic feathers on a snow owl :thumbup:
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I would do a silhouette image as well. I think that would be the best route to take. Look forward to seeing the finished product.
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I would do this as a mixed media project, batiks and couched yarn, making your squash etherial.
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I am so excited to see how your wallhanging or whatever size you decide to do. My son who is 5 is a big fan of the finding big foot series and I know he will be excited to see what you do. Way to go for stepping outside the box and making something that is interesting to you and a lot of us.
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Originally Posted by Steady Stiching
(Post 4944166)
I would do this as a mixed media project, batiks and couched yarn, making your squash etherial.
I wish I were a better freestyle artist I have so many images in my head for things and can not express...... |
Originally Posted by Steady Stiching
(Post 4944166)
I would do this as a mixed media project, batiks and couched yarn, making your squash etherial.
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Originally Posted by Steady Stiching
(Post 4944166)
I would do this as a mixed media project, batiks and couched yarn, making your squash etherial.
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I would love to see what you create.... I had a girlfriend who used to follow sasquach .... was very interesting..
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