Make your own free motion fabric

[delbelcoure]

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.

[DollyKim]

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

[tigerbaby]

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.

[DollyKim]

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

[silverbeam]

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

[thisstrangeforest]

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!