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I created some funky striped felts a while back and recently decided to scan them in as images. I've been trying to figure out what to make with each of them, but am at a loss. I think that I'll put my little sewing machine to work this weekend and come up with something.
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I've also wondered about using the scanned images to make something with. Perhaps, they could become some postcards, buttons, or backgrounds to some other ingenious graphic design pieces. Hmmm . . . I really like the colors in each of the felted fabrics, but I just am not sure how to use them.
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If anyone has any great suggestions for my funky stripey felty fabrics, please don't be shy about it. Speak up! Spark my creativeness and help an artist out. I do think that I'll make some more striped felts eventually. I just love experimenting with color combinations. They don't always come out spectacularly, but nothing ever really does in art or life. Everything takes a little work and a little practice. Okay, sometimes it takes a lot of work and a lot of practice, but it seems to be always worth the effort.
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