Textile art seascape tutorial part 2

[@debbieandmarc]

You make it look so easy that I'm going to try it. I had to laugh that you felt it important to mention that you washed out the shower scrubbie before using it. ☺️

[@vickieubank7979]

Cannot express enough of how much I appreciate your tutorials. Informative and easy to understand. I can’t wait to try. I also purchased from your Etsy Shop. Greeting Cards So beautiful

[@alisonwhateleydesign502]

You're very welcome, glad you have found them useful. I saw you'd bought some cards, they are now on their way to you. Thank you.

[@caz2579]

I am sewing along with you and loving how it is turning out. TFS. 💚

[@sallyp2450]

Thank you for generously sharing your knowledge and techniques with us.

[@cosia5072]

This was very interessting thanks for sharing it . I appreciate that you explain the materials that one can use for the different aspects of a landscape. I really looking forward to the next part 👍👌

[@gladyspoopnugget5121]

Love this. Where do you get mulberry bark?

[@susanclarke1601]

I have really enjoyed watching your seascape tutorials. I admire all your cards with the patchy backgrounds and grasses and flowers. Any chance of a video tutorial of how to do the patchy background then the FME involved to do the grasses? - Thankyou in anticipation

[@alisonwhateleydesign502]

I will see what I can do for you.

[@susanclarke1601]

@@alisonwhateleydesign502 Thankyou

[@machellesnow4214]

Where do you purchase Moby bark?

[@jennyholding5272]

Alison, this us beautiful. Are your feed dogs down?
Have you ever tried a sunrise/set? I would love to see it.

[@alisonwhateleydesign502]

Yes my feed dogs are down. I haven't done a sunrise / sunset yet, but it is on my list.

[@tinakodanko3632]

Beautiful and inspiring!
How do you spell the name of the fabric you are calling bark?

[@alisonwhateleydesign502]

It's called mulberry bark