SCALING UP Wave Smocking | Textiles Technique | Fabric Manipulation Technique | Didsbury Art Studio

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!♥️
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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.

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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. 💕