Making
When I am creating pieces that are for a gift or for just the sake of seeing where the textiles and my mind take me, there are no limits. I usually have a basic idea of how I will start a flower but that can quickly change when I start to pull different textiles and discover how the fusible products I use change the texture, color, or hand of the fabric when heat is applied.
The individual techniques can be used on their own or collectively to make many different kinds of flowers.
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