Bodai

22/11/2021

In this part, we make details from the polymer clay that we sew on the spider's back. This is the last part of the tutorial and after this part you will know how to sew a textile spider.

I made this tutorial out of pure curiosity to see what the tutorial making process looks like and I have to admit the process is a lot of fun. I look forward to seeing your results.

Textile spider tutorial shows how to make a spider from textiles, wire and polymer clay. You can learn step by step how to make your own version of a spider....

11/11/2021

The second part of the textile spider sewing tutorial is on YouTube. This part of the tutorial shows how to make spider legs. I would love to see the results of the tutorial.

Textile spider tutorial shows how to make a spider from textiles, wire and polymer clay. You can learn step by step how to make your own version of a spider....

10/11/2021

A cozy evening with a good book about giants, cocoa, textile spiders and small dimmed lights.
Autumn is the right season to stay in the comfort of your home and enjoy. I also enjoy creating these photos. I want to show the dark and cozy mood that I normally like to see in photos.
If you are wondering when I will publish the other parts of the textile spider tutorial, the second part is still in the process of rendering and will be finished on Friday.
I wish you a pleasant Wednesday.

09/11/2021

Night timelapse for more drama in photo.

08/11/2021

Timelapse - the process of making a dark and moody photo with textile art.

Music: Night Snow - Asher Fulero, YouTube Audio Library

30/10/2021

So, the first part of the textile spider sewing tutorial is available on Youtube. Feel free to comment and share around.

Textile spider tutorial shows how to make a spider from textiles, wire and polymer clay. You can learn step by step how to make your own version of a spider....

27/10/2021

26/10/2021

I played with spiders again. Tutorial is coming soon. Stay tuned...

10/04/2020

For a while, I had a pillow design in my head that should decorate our living room and a pillow reminiscent of sea anemones. Otherwise, I really love sea anemones and have a few projects in my head that are inspired by their shape and motion. What attracts me most is the movement of their tentacles in accordance with the sea currents. The cushion has many identical repeating elements, thus creating interesting shadows between the white elements. Recently, repetitiveness, flow and white color have been my most visually appealing ideas.
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14/09/2019

Dikke Bertha today in Art Market in De Bilt. Beautiful victorian-looking, coal-fired espresso machine.

@ De Bilt

22/04/2019

What I find today in Brugge...a lot of small scissors! So beautiful!