Friday, August 28

Doodles

I created these doodles over the last few nights.



I thought I'd try incorporating them into a greeting card. Here I've fused some painted paper towels to the cardstock and then I stitched around it. Then I held the doodle on the background and stitched the four corners so that the doodle can easily be lifted out and the recipient can save it and do something with it.


Anyone out there in blog-o-sphere going to the Fabrications Retreat? It starts Aug. 30 and runs through Sept. 4. There is also a mixed-media art exhibit, Blurred Boundaries. I have a quilt in this exhibit. I won't be there, but if you are, perhaps you'd stop by my quilt and say "hi"?

15 comments:

Vicki W said...

Cool!

Deanna said...

I love this idea!

Marie aka Grams aka Gramarme said...

Your doodles are amazing, and the card idea is terrific. It's so much fun seeing what you create.

Nancy said...

Love the doodling. Do you create your own typefaces? I'm really interested in the consistency you have with the type. Calligraphy has always been interesting to me.

Sue B said...

very cool!

Judy Hartman said...

Your calligraphy is superb, Terri!
I can never get mine to be consistent, but yours looks ultra professional. Love these designs!

Eva said...

Just wanted to put the same question as Nancy. The lettering is awesome!

Scrappy Cat said...

These are FABULOUS Terri!! You've really taken to the lettering - and I've always loved your fun flowers. What pens are you using for your lettering?

Debra said...

I hope you made a copy of your doodles before affixing them to the cardstock (actually, I would have affixed a copy . . .)

Your calligraphy is beautiful--you learned it very quickly! and well!

Approachable Art said...

These cards are darling.

I wish I was going to Fabrications, that would be a total blast.

Anonymous said...

Love, love, love your cards and your sayings really speak to me!

auntie jude

Doreen Baros said...

I enjoy looking at your doodles. I love the graphic quality of black and white images with interesting lines. It would be fun if you made up some black and white fabric through spoonflower (http://www.spoonflower.com/welcome) and used it to create a project. I've enjoyed checking out your blogs from time-to-time. Thanks for posting,
Doreen
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2smart said...

love your doodles, I have been struggling to get back to draewing and just this weekend have begun to doodle, love your idea of incorporating them on to cards, sheila

TextileTraveler said...

Love the doodles, Terri. Your lettering looks wonderful! I need to get back to practicing mine one of these days. The cards are very clever!

Gina said...

Oh I missed this post and I love your doodles and the cards you made with them!