Dollieh Sanctuary

A tutorial by Charie Wilson
http://www.bjdcollectasy.com/articles/h ... art-1.html
Same technique used on the sleeve by Grace Faerie
http://www.gracefaerie.com/gallery/forsaken.html
I've used this successfully many times
With sheer fabric as one of the layers
http://www.flickr.com/photos/delbelcoure/4648168326/in/set-72157622830811576/
With tulle/ netting as one of the layers
http://www.flickr.com/photos/delbelcoure/4648167224/in/set-72157622830811576/
Using solid fabric with or without tulle
http://www.flickr.com/photos/delbelcoure/4648167544/in/set-72157622830811576/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/delbelcoure/4647553819/in/set-72157622830811576/
Susan
Sorry about the links to images. Stupid Flickr still hasn't fixed that problem.

Wow, that would certainly solve the problem of finding spider web stuff in the right scale.

delbelcoure wrote:Sorry about the links to images. Stupid Flickr still hasn't fixed that problem.

Not a 'problem' per se:
http://www.flickr.com/help/photos/#2265887
To go directly to the image I right-click in Firefox and choose "View Image", and that url is the image url (I imagine a similar result may be had in IE by selecting 'properties' and taking the image url from there, iirc). However, I can't blame FlickR for wanting traffic thru their site - gotta keep the bizniss rollin' somehow.

I just thought about it this would be a great way to do butterfly/fairy wings.

Interesting! It would be cool as fairy wings....

that first link there is amazing! thanks so much for posting this I was thinking of attempting some sort of cobweb fabric and that should work!