Kathleen's Organza Extrav-Organza: Poppies

Kathleen's Organza Extrav-Organza

Welcome to Kathleen Laurel Sage's blog. Keeping you up to date with her ongoing passion for creating with Organza and the soldering iron, along with all her other experiments with Mixed Media, Goldwork and Stumpwork to name a few.

Friday 13 July 2012

Poppies

Wow theses poppies are fab. Just had to take their picture. What Inspiration

Posted by Kathleen Laurel sage at 22:02

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Short taster films with just hands on tv

Just hands on tv. Scrap organza books
Just hands on tv organza panels
Just hands on TV taster. Organza flowers
just hands on tv interview with Kathleen Laurel Sage of Organza Textiles

Making fabrics to cover a journal Workshop

Saturday 15th October at Patchwork Corner, Hemel Hempstead 10-4pm

www.patchworkcorner.co.uk

Give me a soldering iron and fabrics that melt and im a happy woman

Hello there. I hope you enjoy my creative wanderings. I am the lady with a passion for using the soldering iron and all things Organza. However i also teach a wide variety of textile techniques outside of my proffessional perfected technique. Check in on me regularly to see what i have been up to

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Soldering organza

Cutting a straight line

Butterfly Necklaces

Layered organza, machine embroidered and cut back before using a soldering iron to remove and seal edges

Embroidered, Soldered and Heat Zapped Surfaces Book

It's here at last. A virgin authors first book. A saddle backed book full of inspirational and explained pictures with projects for you to try using the soldering iron and a heat tool. If you would like a copy please send a cheque for £10 plus £2.50 post and packing, payable to K L Sage to 44 Hookhams Lane, Renhold, Bedford, MK410JU

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Another of my passions is Gold work and metal work. Below shows Dragonfly Gold work

Considering I was never going to work another piece of Goldwork ever when I was at college. I now teach the techniques with a modern approach. This is hand stitched gold work using traditional techniques of couched cords, padded leather and check pieces

Cerise Butterflies in gold work

cerise padded leather, couched gold cord, beads and sequins

A passion for dimensional work. Stump work has been a constant inspiration to me

Stump work brooches. Wired organza petals, wired and satin stitched leaves and bead loops wired together

Stump work dragonflies

Organza wired wings give these dragonflies a shimmering effect to their wings

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