Last week I showed you some of my Bondaweb experiments.
As you can see the experiment continues.....
Bondaweb is a mesh like glue with a paper backing. It can be ironed on to fabric or paper. When cool the paper backing is gently removed.
I first ironed the Bondaweb onto a paper background which I then covered in a torn paper collage.
Some of the background is painted Bondaweb which I ironed onto the white fabric backing. This cleverly leaves behind the paint which is bonded with the glue.
Then I ironed on more sheets of pink and purple painted Bondaweb over the surface of the collaged paper.
Little sequins and gold flakes hide amongst the grasses.
I'm off to do a bit more experimenting.... see you soon ;)
fantastic really captures the landscape..hope you have been ok in the stormy weather
ReplyDeletelovely textures in this and beautiful colours! x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful texture and color- I`m mesmerized!
ReplyDeleteyour bondaweb experiment is just pure perfection..
ReplyDeleteLovely experiment and fabulous results!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen bondaweb with a paper backing-the kind I use is just on a roll that I use to turn up trousers that are always too long for me so i did wonder initially how you ironed it on to just one surface without it melting to your iron! It makes sense now. You do have some ingenious ideas for texture and it works really well in your gorgeous lanscapes.
ReplyDeleteThe results of your bondaweb experiment are lovely. Your excitement for experimenting is inspirational, Morag. Wishing you a lovely holiday season. xo
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