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This month's hop features Love My Tapes Fabric Tape. I received two spools to work with as part of the design team - one spool of yellow gingham check and one spool of navy stripe. I found it to be a very nice quality fabric with strong adhesive on the back and backing paper that stays put until you're ready to take it off yet comes off easily when you're ready. It is very easy to work with and there is a lot on the spool - about 5 yards!
I've been taking an online sketching course with Junelle Jacobson called The Art of Wild Abandonment and in it she sketches a darling clothes line. As soon as I saw the patterns of fabric tape that Scrapbook Steals sent me, I knew I wanted to make a little yellow gingham sundress and a pair of overalls and hang them on a clothesline!
Silly me did not take any step-out pictures but suffice it to say there are layers and layers of paper, ink, paint, and Mod Podge on this project!
This canvas is 8"x 10"
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Be sure to visit each blog on the hop and leave a comment to be entered in the drawing for a prize from Scrapbook Steals. The hop ends at noon MST on Sunday October 14th.
Here's the line-up in case you get lost:
- ScrapbookSteals - http://scrapbooksteals.stealnetwork.com/wp/
- Heather Conklin - http://goldiecar.blogspot.com/
- Robin F.M. Jones –http://www.custom-comforts.blogspot.com/
- Gloria Stengel – http://www.gloriascraps.blogspot.com/
- Kat Ancheta – http://creat-w-kat.com/
- (You are here!) Teresa Fenstermacher – http://teresajaye.blogspot.com/
- Katherine Shamel – http://www.delightfuldesignsbykatherine.com/blog/
Leave me some loveeeee and then hop on your way to Katherine Shamel's blog to see what delightful creations she has made with this fun fabric tape!
Thanks for hopping by!
51 comments:
Fun project, love the design!
Carol B
ciaoitalia2007(at)gmail(dot)com
very cute project
Thank you for such detail about the tape itself. Love this project.
what a wonderful idea, never thought to use these for designs of clothes mmmmm makes my creative juices start to work overload. Thanks for the idea.
How adorable! Thanks for the chance to win
So Creative!
Love your blog and store. I liked how used the fabric tapes. You are very creative.
This is a beautiful project, interesting idea, something to tackle in the future.
Beautiful canvas, love how you did something different with the tape. TFS pammejo1@yahoo.com
What a fun project!! I love your super original use of tape!
LOve this idea, I can only imagine the time it took to create.
That is just too cool and too clever, especially the overalls. Love this!
Absolutely love your design...So Artsy!!!... Love them Tapes, also!!!
--Robin
Love that overall knee!
I LOVE your canvas, all those layers to show up, it's just lovely! Those little clothes are too cute, and a perfect sentiment!waving hi from the hills of North Carolina :)
What an absolutely beautiful project. I love the overalls. Great detail!
The overalls are adorable!!
Love it!
Your sundress and overalls are so awesome! The whole canvas is really pretty :)
Love this project. The sundress and overalls are adorable !
Wow! This is amazing!
Absolutely adorable! Especially the overalls!
Genius! So cool how you,used the tape!
This is so cute--love how you made clothes out of this tape.
I adore that canvas! Great way to use the product!
Teresa this canvas is gorgeous!!! Love the overalls and yellow sun dress!!!
Such a clever use of the fabric tape! I love it!
I love this so much!! momlovesdeals at gmail dot com
Thanks for sharing!!!
Oh my, you are SO creative! I love the dress and overalls you created from the tapes! Wonderful project!!
That is just gorgeous!! I never would have guessed you made the dress and overalls with tape!!
OMG...what an awesome project! Love the way you used the tapes to make clothing hanging from the line. The folded tape on the overall leg is such a cute idea!
WOW! that is a beautiful canvas.
I adore your project!! So creative to make the little clothes for the line using the tape. amazing!
WOW I love this!!! Such an original idea and such a beautiful work of art!!! Makes me want to try doing a canvas myself. Thanks for such great inspiration!!! Love your blog!!!
Adorable!! You can't tell that is tape you used. Great canvas.
Teresa Jaye this was really a very unique way to incorporate the fabric tape, it couldn't have been a better fit for your dress and especially those overalls!
Love the clothesline and you can tell that there is a lot of layering going on in that yellow dress. Very creative!
-Loriann www.funtimescrapping.com
This is so cool! I LOVE how you used it to make clothes and they really look like they are hanging on a line out to dry... wonderfully done!
You are so crafty. I love the clothes you made out of the tape. So cute.
GREAT idea~ so fun to make clothes with it!
WOW!!! this is awesome! so far the most creative use of the fabric tape!
Love your canvas project. The way you made the clothes is awesome.
This is awesome. I have never seen anything like this. You did a wonderful job on it.
This is fabulous. Using fabric tape to make fabric clothing is not something I would have thought of -- which is a pity, because of course it is perfect.
OMG, your little fabric tape clothes are adorable! Love, love!
Karen N
that's adorable!
Great project! What a cool way to use the tape!
How cute, love your use of the tape! Good to know that there is some backing, so you can lay the tape down before making it permanent.
Oh My WORD! This is so creative and clever and beautiful! How inspiring! I'm so glad you pointed me to your post. Lovely! Have a great weekend!
Hi LOVE THis ..came here from Wanda's blog ..A BLOg called Wanda..had to see what you did with the fabric tapes...stunning!
Became a blog follower by email now..had a look around and love your work!
Greetings from the Netherlands.
Holly.
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