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I have been working on a fibre art journal of sorts for the last little while. I love creating tree’s with the thin scraps of fabric I have from other projects. This tree is made from scraps that came from making masks over the pandemic to date & some free motion sewing. The trunk is a larger piece of scrap, again from masks.
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The sushi (maki rolls) we made yesterday, tie in nicely with this addition to my fibre art journal, a couple of maki rolls. I used double-sided interfacing to hold the pieces of fabric together to create each of the roll’s. They’re made of scraps left from other projects, mostly masks, but the white material came from a tablecloth that I upcycled into a weighted bag. Rolls are much smaller than this image alludes to.
