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#fiberart

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Cat
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#FullMoonArt for this month is a cross stitch of my favorite tarot card, the Hermit. 

Credit goes to the Pixel Tarot deck, by SENGIA, for the design. I added a few touches, like Pamela Coleman-Smith’s signature sigil, to make it look more like the original card. 

An 8 by 10 inch cross stitch in a black frame. It features an old man with a gray beard, wearing a long, flowing blue robe with a hood. In his left hand he holds a staff, and in his right he holds up a lantern with a flame inside to illuminate his way through a gray, snowy landscape. There is a white border around the edge and the roman numeral 9 at the top that make it look like a classic tarot card.
#CrossStitch#Tarot#FiberArt
Mandy Watson
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Finished! The shawl inspired by the old churchyard in Stirling is done. No posh yarn in this one but lots of surface work. Ended up more cosplay than everyday! Thinking abstract gravestones, lichen, dying leaves, rowan berries, hips, bindweed, spiders' webs and snail shells. One for next Halloween! As ever, no pattern.

Abstract freeform crochet shawl in greens, greys, oranges and hints of blue with lots of surface work
Abstract freeform crochet shawl in greens, greys, oranges and hints of blue with lots of surface work
Abstract freeform crochet shawl in greens, greys, oranges and hints of blue with lots of surface work
Abstract freeform crochet shawl in greens, greys, oranges and hints of blue with lots of surface work
#crochet#freeformcrochet#stirling
launshae
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this was my first experiment to use up tiny fabric scraps. i stuck the pieces together with water soluble fabric glue then sewed a grid over the fabric to secure, before washing off the glue. it’s since survived several wears and washes!

the process was tedious but on the upside it didn’t require a base fabric to sew on to. i would like to try other methods in future, could a flour paste replace the synthetic glue?

A person is wearing a colorful patchwork top featuring various fabric scraps. They are wearing sunglasses and have the word "SCRAPS" displayed prominently on their arm. The background is light and minimalistic.
A woman wearing a colorful patchwork top with a variety of fabric patterns and textures. She has short black hair and is accessorized with large sunglasses. The background is bright and minimalistic.
A collection of colorful fabric scraps scattered on a wooden table, accompanied by a bottle of fabric glue. In the background, a clear plastic container holds more fabric pieces.
A vibrant, patchwork fabric piece resembling a dress or tunic is laid out on a wooden floor. The fabric consists of a multitude of colorful patterns and textures, with off-cut strips of fabric around the border.
#zerowaste#sewing#fiberart
Lisa Saarloos
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Pictures don't really show that I could have done a better job on this one, but happy enough. I found it surprisingly difficult to start another robin after making one for a now dearly missed friend. Figured that if I didn't make one now, I would never make one again. So... one robin.

3/4 view of a needle felted european robin on a usually messy desk that is surprisingly visible this time. I don't know what else to say about it, it's a robin. The wings and tail are made of fabric.
Sideview of the same needle felted robin, showing the other side. There's a bit of messy wool around the beak that has been corrected since, but it doesn't really matter for the picture.
#NeedleFelting#FiberArt
launshae
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i was recently reminded of this project thanks to another user making her own version.

back in 2022 i was given a bundle of unwanted baby pink yarn. the pink was so sweet and delicate it prompted ironic feelings in me, as a stark contrast to the harshness of life—the suffering, injustices, illnesses, mortality.

i was inspired to create this dress with a crochet bodice + filet crochet lettering, curtains for sleeves, and fabric i’d kept for decades for the skirt.

A person stands wearing a frilly pink dress with short ruffled lace sleeves. The dress features a prominent slogan that reads "LIFE SUCKS" on the front. The background is a neutral color, highlighting the garment.
A crocheted textile in light pink with the text "LIFE SUCKS" displayed prominently. The piece features scalloped edges and some loose thread ends. The background is black.
A pink crocheted crop top featuring the text "LIFE SUCKS" made by holes in the fabric. It is displayed on a wooden hanger against a light-colored wall. The design includes fringed edges and a lacy pattern.
A doll dress displayed in a pink Barbie box. The dress is predominantly pink with ruffled sleeves and features the words "LIFE SUCKS" on the front. The packaging includes an oval framed illustration of a girl wearing a similar outfit.
#crochet#sewing#fiberart
Cat
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#FullMoonArt this month is a crochet rug I designed myself as a visual aid for the Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram.

I've been using my own druidic version of the LBRP for years as a basic ritual action that gets me in the mindset to do anything magick. I had been using just a generic circular rug, which has always helped me sorta lay out where my circle is, and I wanted something tailored to my own practice.

(The elemental symbols are oriented toward the center, more details in the alt text)

A three-feet wide circular crochet rug. The center is an orange circle with a purple pentacle overlaid on the top of it. The rest of the rug is divided into four wedged sections of different colors, bordered in black. Each section represents one of the four elements and they are marked with their alchemical symbols. Fire is in the south, and it's red. The symbol is an upward triangle, like a bonfire. Water is to the West and it's blue. The symbol is an upside down triangle, like the top of a wine glass. Earth is in the North, and it's green. The symbol is an upside down triangle with a line striking through it because Earth detains Water. Air is in the East, and it's yellow. The symbol is an upward triangle with a horizontal line striking through it, because Air detains fire.
#Witch#Occult#FiberArt
Karin
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C is for… #Coin 💚
When I was so small, my neighbor gave me a half dollar she had drilled a hole through. I wore it on a string around my neck until one day the string broke & the coin was lost. I have been obsessed with coins with holes in them ever since. Flash forward to today: I finally finished this coin-focused embroidery hoop!
#ArtABCs
Join us! No AI, Yes alt text, CW as needed
https://dotart.blog/karin-wanderer-learns/c-you-in-the-funny-pages

#MastoArt #Art #KidLitArt #Learning #AYearForArt #Sewing #Embroidery #FiberArt
Finished embroidery hoop: blue cloth has a coin with a hole in it stitched into the center, with concentric rings of pink and blue embroidery radiating out to the edge of the hoop.
#fiberart
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