CRASHING TEXTILES TECHNIQUE | Fabric Manipulation Technique Using Solufleece | Didsbury Art Studio
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2022
- CRASHING TEXTILES TECHNIQUE | Fabric Manipulation Technique Using Solufleece | Didsbury Art Studio
I thought it was about time I shared with you an exciting textiles technique that provides you with texture quickly and easily...win win! I've tried to include a range of different fabrics to show different results. You'll need some bondaweb and solufleece for this one.
Thanks for watching and let me know which one works best...
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Brilliant ideas from a brilliant teacher! Thank you!❤❤❤
Wonderful, joyful fabric manipulations. I love all this bumpy stuff. Will have to revisit this tutorial for sure!!!
Brilliant!
LUV-LUV-LUV your creativity and willingness to share your talents! Thank you so much!!
Excellent thanks so much Kelly...look out for Thursday's fabric manipulation video which you may like!🙂
that's the channel is exactly what I was looking for! thank you for your work, your videos gave me so much inspiration
Tala thanks so much for this great to hear it helps others! super duper...thanks for your comment.
Such a fantastic video! All fabric samples are so interesting and lovely!!! Also, beautiful kitty !!!!!
Yay! a super technique yes. thanks Sherry.
These are fab. I'm going to see if I can use this technique for my fascinators. Thank you so much for sharing 😊
That would be super...you'll definitely like the next video then...you'll see!
would love to see your work can always tag me in...🤷♂
WHAT??!!! I have never even heard of this! Its WILD!! Thanks for video. I can't wait to do this!!! Fantastic!
Austin,TX USA
ah brilliant! go for it!
Just beautiful, thanks ❗
So glad you like it! thanks Renate😀
저는 당신의 직물사용법을 보면서 많은아이디어를 얻고 있어요 너무 멋져요
천밑에 대는게 어떤건지 정확하게 알려주실수 😊있나요?
Love these especially the organza one. I love all your videos. Can i ask are samples just to show what could be made on a clothing?
yes or whatever! depends on what course you are on..
Hello Sally, I just got back into art after many years, and I love this crashing technique. I will definitely be binge watching all your video's, amazing work! I love that you aren't afraid to tackle any project, and you find the best techniques. Can you let me know if I can use other products since I'm not familiar with them all? I can't find solufleece, could it be in another name, or do you know what would be comparable? I so appreciate your tutorials!
Hi 👋 the solufleece is a water-soluble stabilizer and I know Amazon sell this. You may find my textile techniques playlist useful for some other ideas. Thanks so much for watching. Sally🙂
Hi love your vids, do u paint your fabrics, before doing this technique? We have Krinkle Magic, by Jenny Haskins here in the states.
Great! yes I had used brusho dyes on different fabrics then you iron. I've never heard of `crinkle magic sounds good!
hello, thank you for the video!! is it possible to just use the solufleece? i don't have any bondaweb and would rather use what i already have. thanks for your help
Hi Emma not sure is the answer! the bondaweb glues the solufleece to your material....
HI! In the meantime, thanks for the video! very interesting I wanted to ask an ignorant question on the subject: to obtain this rounded effect I necessarily have to have solufleece and bondaweb ?no for example, if I wanted to do this manipulation with fabric, isn't just the piece of cotton fabric sample enough right?
Hi there solufleece and bondaweb needed to shrink and ripple the fabric👍🏻
@@didsburyartstudio ok perfect! Thank you❣️
Дуже сподобався результат👍 В мене є питання, чи міцно приклеїлася клейка основа до тканини. Якщо витягти нитки, чи буде стабільно триматися ефект драпіровки. Наприклад, якщо вирізати квіти і листочки, попередньо прострочивши їх форму по контуру. І чи збережеться цей єфект після прання тканини?
Hi there
Excellent thank you. You can trim off the threads but I wouldn't pull out the threads! I'm sure you could try making flower and leaf shapes yes. To be honest I have not tried to wash this crashed fabric...give it a go and let me know!!💕thanks for watching and enjoy the rest of the playlist!
Hello ma’am! In any case can you suggest an alternative materials for solufleece?
Hi Heaven unfortunately I've not discovered other ways of achieving this...perhaps the rest of the community might know?🙂 I don't think it was too expensive from Amazon....
What kind of paper are you using on the Iron?
HI Martina
I think you are talking about the brown paper? that's baking parchment...
It's possible to just use the bondaweb? I no have solufleece
Hi there thanks for watching. I'd say not really as the bondaweb heats up it performs like a layer of glue.
@@didsburyartstudio what if use an embroidery backing stabilizer to replace the Solofleece?
Hi everyone hope you are all well...Crashing is a textile technique which is fun and quick! we use bondaweb and solufleece (which is a watersoluble stabiliser if you weren't aware) and the steam of an iron crushes up the fabric so that it shrinks... Remember to like if you enjoyed watching! thank you as always Sally xx
Can one ‘crash’ without using s seeing machine?
Hi Trini I wonder? good question why not try I bet it does. I'd be interested to know if you manage it..thanks again Sally
Is there another name for Bondaweb?
Hi there yes can also be called in other places Vlieseline Vliesofix, Wunder under or Fuse-A-Web. 🙂
Hii
Can you please tell the names
Hi Lihe the fabrics I used were satin, silk shibori, cotton and some organza. thanks