linnie said:Have you see that 'dissolving' tuille, GryffinSong? You can sew over it, using it as a foundation fabric to embroider, and then wash it, or soak it, and it dissolves, leaving only your embroidered pattern... I've never used it but t was being used in a sewing workshop at Camp Creative (a week of fun!!!) and I thought it was a very cool idea!!! The possibilities!!!
Peopel were making really amazing things with it... in an undersea theme, which made me think of you... You could run a sewing machine in whatever pattern you liked, really delicately, so that, when the dissolveable stuff was removed, you were left with beautiful filigree work... Quite beautiful, really... maybe not your thing though, as you do quite bold applique bits, as in solid pieces, and this is more ethereal effect, I guessGryffinSong said:
I think I may actually look for some for my next "Of fibre" exhibition, though... hee hee 
YesGryffinSong said:
How's your throat, Witchy? Are you well yet??? Salt water/thyme/salt water/thyme..... Have you tried them yet??? I'm keen to get all the bits together because I don't think I will go through the creating my junk oracle process until all parcels have arrived... and I'm reluctant to do readings without the complete oracle, too... Although I expect it will keep expanding forever, won't it, with new pieces arriving to replace outgrown ones, and other pieces just wanting to be part of someone else's oracle instead!!! Hee hee... I just realised you said evening to me before I'd even arrived, Witchy...Witchy Woman said:
Hee hee.... I'm just about to hit the hay, but thought I'd just wish you a wonder-filled day today 