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    is a weekly guest at BloesemKids, showing us some great art projects you can do with your kids. Arounna received several Art degrees. She lives in Toronto and divides her time between her textile designs and her artwork where she explores sculpture, drawing and printmaking. Together with husband John Booth she produces pieces for their own label...Bookhou design.
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Project #2: Fabric collage

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What you will need:
*1- board (cardboard, masonite, plywood) 8 x 10 in.
*note* –a lot of glue makes the cardboard pucker and bend
*variety of fabric scraps – heavy and light weight fabrics – patterned fabric
*white glue + old brush for glue
*yarn, rope, chord and scissors
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This project is a great way to use fabric scraps without any sewing
step one:
..if you like – before you begin you can make a few drawings your image can be a landscape, an animal, a person or something abstract.
step two:
..cut out your fabrics and lay them out and arrange them the way you want...I think frayed edges are nice so don’t worry about making nice clean edges.
step three:
..glue down your fabric collage – putting glue on top of the fabric helps to keep the fabric flat.
as a final step...you can use the yarn or rope to create outlines around your shapes or as nice linear elements.

project images from readers here... » » »

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Very nice. I'd like to try this project with my daughter. I'll show her yours!

I love this idea. Your whole site is fabulous!

I am eating up your craft projects like a big plate of fries!!! You have inspired me and I really appreciate it! Tracey

this is beautiful. I would love to have art like this all over my house.

Oh, my son loves glue and I have fabric scraps! What a great idea!

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