And while I'm at it, I made this a while ago from a piece of Tyvek that was in my surfaces pack. I coloured the Tyvek with Adirondack colourwash, stamped it and then stitched it to the paper. The beads were also made with Tyvek, I sprayed the colour on first then rolled it round some paper and heated it - gotta be careful with the heat gun here, if you overdo it, the Tyvek completely disappears! Finished them off with some wire and seed beads, attached the piece to some twigs with garden string and hung the beads off the ends, and Voila again!
That's beautiful! I must play with my tyvek.
ReplyDeletePenny an incredile, unique piece of art. Lynne M x
ReplyDeleteI have no idea what tyvek is but this piece looks absolutely stunning. Fantastic job with the splashes, again, no idea how you've achieved it with the colourwash but I love it. And what is the stamp you've used with the wording? Fabulous! Absolutely divine. Wow. Double woow. Make it triple!
ReplyDeletecoo that's fab Pen. love that rough stitching round the edges. looks like something belonging to an indian tribe.
ReplyDeleteVery inspirational piece. I love the blend of materials. It has worked out perfectly.
ReplyDeleteStunning, Penny!
ReplyDeleteGreat work with the Tyvek Penny, it's wonderful stuff to play with. :-)
ReplyDeleteooo it looks so old! fantastic
ReplyDeleteis more than beautiful...
ReplyDeleteSo clever. I destroyed most of my Tyvek sheet in heating experiments!
ReplyDeleteI love that, its gorgeous. I am still sitting on the fence re tyvek, but I will get there and end up loving it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - I love the colours and different textures in this piece Penny.
ReplyDeleteFascinante!!!!Qué inspiración!!, te felicito, Cariños, Ma. Cristina
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