Dream State

100% cotton canvas. Center front piece MX dyes applied by rolling, stamping, spraying, and dripping. Border (and back) reactive risist method using Remazol and MX dyes. 14 1/4" x 51"

Sold.

Second Tamarack order

Traditional pieced tumbling blocks pattern. Crackle was achieved with potato dextrin. Orange and yellow applied with sponge brushes. Black fabric had dye rolled on. 100% cotton canvas with polyester batting. 15 1/2" x 23 1/2"



















Table runner or wall hanging. MX dye sprayed over sumac. Darker leaves had dye rolled on then they were used as a stamp.
Darker leaves are Sweet and Sour vine and May Apple. Machine cording outlines leaves. No batting. 14 1/2" x 45"










100% cotton canvas. Created with colored corn dextrin. Machine cording. Polyester batting. 14 x 35 1/2



















100% cotton canvas. Potato dextrin and sponge brushes. Turquoise piping around reverse applique square. Framed. (not part of this Tamarack order) 10" x 12" For sale: $40.00

Inner Workings

The second in a series! 100% cotton and again with the embroidery, scout badge in the hand (a treasure chest) and a spider on the brain! 13" x 13" $200.00

My Psyche

It's stuffed! Hand-dyed fabrics with hand embroidery. The center of the hand sports my old girl scout badge with a girl on a flying carpet! The head has a crazy eye and a spider with her web in the brain area! This was lots of fun to do!
17 " x 17" $200.00

First Order to Tamarack

55%linen, 45%cotton. All fabrics were immersion dyed. The turquoise lines are machine cording!















Cotton canvas. Colored corn dextrin resist. The turquoise was in the dextrin and after it dried, I sprayed fuschia over top! The white lines are machine cording.


























55%linen
45%cotton
blind tucks








55%linen, 45%cotton. Beaded and quilted.

Woven Low Water Immersion strips!

This was very simple fabric to dye! First, a spray of orange. Next, layer the sumac leaves on and spray around them with fuschia. Last, roll fig leaves with brown and use them like a stamp!