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Natural Bits
Hand Dyed Cotton Scrim A wonderful open-weave fabric, dyed by Jacinta Leishman. Great for needlefelting, manipulation, surface stitching etc.
Single piece, approx. 120cm x 100cm: $12.00 ($10.91)
Hand-dyed Hessian Available as stacks of five; each piece approximately 18cm x 23cm. Five themes to choose from.
Stack of five: $12.50 ($11.36)
Royal Canvas Very well suited for canvas work, cushion covers, pursed and upholstery. The fantastic, hand dyed background makes just a few stitches look like a perfect art work. It is no longer necessary to cover the complete background with stitches. Available in 18 count and in all the Painters' themes. We have 10 pastels as well. Royal Canvas can not be washed in the washing machine like the rest of our products as colours might bleed just a little bit when dampened for stretching. Each piece is approx. 50cm x 50cm.
50cm x 50cm piece: $32.00 ($29.09)
Linen Evenweave Hand Dyed 100% linen, 28 count, from Painters Threads. Each piece is hand painted and one of a kind.
40cm x 40cm piece: $32.00 ($29.09)
Natural Jute Ribbon Block dyed patterns, five metres in length by around 4cm wide.
5 metre roll: $5.00 ($4.55)
Any five rolls: $20.00 ($18.18)
Kozo Fibre Sheets Kozo fibre paper taken from Mulberry trees. This is heavyweight fibre in an open weave sheet format, dyed with seven colour choices.
Sheet approx 50cm x 30cm: $2.50 ($2.27)
Mulberry Bark Mulberry bark, from the north of Thailand, is sometimes referred to as Kozo fibre or Kozo paper. The sheets look like thick scrim with several layers. You can pull the layers apart and soften the fibres in water to separate, and use them as strips of fibre or create holes and gaps in the wet fibres for great texture. You can use them to create 3-D shapes. Layer them with Angelina fibre for an interesting contrast. The holes are wonderful for adding all sorts of other little extras and the paper takes colour superbly. Easily manipulated and stretched when soaked in water. Great for stitching on, backgrounds, layers etc.
To create all over texture with paint, paint the bark and then press the
bark onto fabric until you have covered your fabric with pattern, Or use
the bark like a stencil, dabbing paint though the fibre mesh with a stuff
paintbrush. Of course it takes dye very well.
Bleached: Price depends on size/weight, see details.
Tissutex The tissue that thinks it's a fabric. This is an extraordinary tissue paper that has wet strength and can therefore be dyed with confidence and to great effect. Stitching on it is a breeze. Can be printed onto. (first soak in Bubblejetset) Great to use with your Gelli plate. Disappears into the background when laminating down onto a surface. Also known as Abaca paper (as it comes from the Abaca tree), Lens Tissue, Repair Tissue and Conservation Tissue.
Pkt, 2 x A2 (51cm x 76cm) sheets: $4.50 ($4.09)
Tissutex PlusPkt, 10 x A2 (51cm x 76cm) sheets: $20.00 ($18.18) Has the same usability as Tissutex, but is much heavier and therefore stronger.
Pkt, 1 x A2 (51cm x 76cm) sheet: $3.50 ($3.18)
Tissutex Intro PackPkt, 10 x A2 (51cm x 76cm) sheet: $31.90 ($29.00) Two sheets of Tissuetex, one sheet of Tissuetex Plus, plus an ideas for use sheet.
Intro Pack: $9.00 ($8.18)
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