Saturday, May 17, 2008

Silk fusion hanging


I finally have my silk fusion pages mounted and hanging in my great room. I decided to mount the pages back to back in pairs and attached to an ecru satin ribbon. Each side of the hanging shows 6 pages. I have them hanging so that I see one side when going from my studio to the great room, and the other side on the return trip.

8 comments:

  1. Jann, excuse my ignorance, but what is silk fusion paper? And did you bead directly on it. Your pieces look wonderful hanging as they are.

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  2. What a wonderful way to display your beautiful pages, Jann.

    By the way, thank you for the great doll and faces you sent me in the doll swap.

    Arline

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  3. What a lovely idea, Jann!!! I bet it makes you happy to see them hanging like this!

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  4. Silk fusion paper is made from two very thin layers of silk fibers laid perpendicular to each other, then a light coat of an acrylic medium is brushed on it to bind the fibers. I sometimes lay metallic threads and silk ribbon on top for added visual interest.

    I put a piece of Lacy's stiff stuff onto the back of the silk fusion then bead directly onto it.

    Jann

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  5. What a great way to enjoy your beadwork.

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  6. Stunning work and display, Jann!


    Kathy V in NM

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  7. Hi Jann, love your work and have tagged you for a meme to know more about you. But I see that you have already been tagge by Dee D

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