SCALING UP Wave Smocking | Textiles Technique | Fabric Manipulation Technique | Didsbury Art Studio
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- SCALING UP Wave Smocking | Textiles Technique | Fabric Manipulation Technique | Didsbury Art Studio
Hi everyone today I was curious about what a wave smocking design would look like with scaling up the design. I use a square grid using 3 measurements...and I REALLY love the results!♥️
thanks so much for watching as ever and I'll see you in the next video.x
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If these are meant to be tutorial samples, it would be much more helpful to have a light color fabric with dark markings. It’s hard to see the tone on tone materials. These look great though.
Hi Shonna yes agreed it is difficult to see on the red fabric. If you were interested I have done tons of Wave Smocking tutorials with the original basic design in the Smocking playlist. 💕