Fabulous Fabric Art With Lutradur®
May 2025 · CandTpublishing.ORIM
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Get Creative with this Fabulous Cross Between Paper and Fabric • Discover all the wonderful things you can do with Lutradur®-the exciting new fabric that looks, feels, and folds like translucent paper, but doesn't tear or fray • Add luminous color and exotic lacy effects to art quilts, fabric or altered books, mixed media art • Try 27 fun techniques that produce fascinating Lutradur effects • Book incudes 2 sheets of acid free Lutradur (one sheet regular 70 gram, one sheet heavyweight 100 gram) Looking to try something that's fresh, fun, and creative? Wait till you get your hands on Lutradur, the new art material that combines the best qualities of fabric and paper. Lutradur is ready for almost anything-cutting, burning, stamping, painting, dyeing, and sewing are just the beginning! 2009 Forward Book of The Year Award finalist (Crafts/Hobbies Category)
About the author
Lesley Riley is an internationally known mixed-media artist, quilter, teacher, writer, and artist success mentor who turned her initial passion for photos, color, and the written word into a dream "occupassion." In an ongoing effort to find the best ways for quilters and mixed media artists to get permanent photos on fabric, Lesley introduced Transfer Artist PaperTM, named the Craft & Hobby Association (CHA) 2011 Most Innovative new product. Lesley creates her magic on an idyllic mountain top hideaway in Cascade, MD, where she lives with her high-school sweetheart husband. LesleyRiley.com
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