
I'm thrilled to be participating in the Prayer Flag Blog Hop. As you know, I love prayer flags and have made a number of them (see them here)

Here's what I created from the Prayer Flag Value pack, which included the ready made linen banners and the ebook
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First I got out my trusty Gelli printing plates and rubber bands, to add a bit of color and texture to the linen flags


and grabbed some fabric that I had printed before using the same technique.

I cut out circles from the printed fabric and fused them to the printed flags.



Then, I cut out the images from my fabric yardage, with my designs (that you can purchase) and fused those to the flags.


I wanted to build up a layered background on the flags.


Lastly, I stamped some meaningful words and phrases on the flags.

I plan on finishing my prayer flags with a little bit of hand stitching when I have time.

And please do visit The Prayer Flag Project blog, to upload your own prayer flags, or just be inspired and uplifted by others.
So beautiful, Jane! I love the layering...
ReplyDeleteLovely, Jane!
ReplyDeleteThis is perfect timing. My art group is doing prayer flags next Sunday!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI have become OBSESSED with prayer flags lately and will be making my first set this week. Yours are beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your flags they are beautiful and look perfect for spring.
ReplyDeleteI like the add-on flowers. -- soparkaveataoldotcom
ReplyDeleteGorgeous; I love Prayer Flags. They are a great way to develop creative expression.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flags Jane!
ReplyDeleteI like how you made this flag. Looks like a great book.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea, to make prayer flags. Inspires one to put additional thought into the creation.
ReplyDeleteamazing designs !
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