I learned a lot while painting these fabrics so there are plenty of things I may do differently even though I really like the results. A couple of the techniques I will absolutely make again, probably for use behind embroidery work.
Here again are the painted fabrics in the giveaway and the video is below.
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And here are the 6.5 inch squares (96 of them), also in the giveaway.
![](https://fiberdesignsbyann.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/rainbow-fabric-squares-1024x604.jpg)
I hope you’ll share this post with anyone you know who may be interested in a chance to win either of these fabric bundles.
Reminder – The giveaway/sweepstakes ends on December 27, 2021, and I’ll post the two winner’s names on this blog December 29th, so if you’ve entered, please check to see if you are a fabric winner.
Here is my How-to video…
Happy Winter Solstice!
I learned a lot from your experiments, too. Never would have thought of a furnace filter. Alas, the only ones I can play with are dirty. And the ochre streaks are great. It’s amazing how layers build up a complex surface after a sometimes sparse start
Thank you. Yes, it is amazing. I hesitate when it comes to painting layers because I’m always thinking about how I’ll quilt through them, and that is a shame because I think layers make the best art!
Gorgeous fabrics, Ann!!
Thank you!
I loved seeing how different the fabrics looked depending on the painting technique. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you Chris. I’m happy to know you have been inspired!