This lutradur sample layered with fusible web (from this post)
became this gift box
Small metal butterflies complete the sides. Looking down on the top
It stands 14 cm high, and the base edges are 7 cm. This was so much fun to make - lutradur doesn't fray so it was just a matter of fusing 2 layers together to get the right weight, and then embellishing with the fusible web and decorative stitching with metallic thread. The cords are several strands of fibres zigzagged over with the same metallic thread.
This is so cool - am going to have to make one!! Your handmade cords are lovely for it!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely - I have used Lutrador a bit but kind of get stuck once I have painted it - maybe I will try 3D
ReplyDeleteLynette, this is so beautiful! I wouldn't have the patience to make the ties that way though!! I have a pattern somewhere for a similar bag, to which you add little bells at the pointy ends - they call it a Jester bag, like the jester's hats in olden days?! If I can find it after I have tidied up, I'll scann it and send you a copy via email, if you'd like... =)
ReplyDeleteThe information that you have provided is very helpful.
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