Yes, I’m still playing with Digital Grounds – it really is too much fun because the printing results are soooo good, particularly when printing on organza.
This is a little art quilt I just finished using some of Laura Murray’s beautiful overdyed kimono silks. I save every scrap and use them up one way or another; I simply can’t bear to throw even the smallest piece away. I like the simplicity of the quilt but I think I might add a little embellishment; maybe some beads.

This is a closeup of the buddha image. It was printed onto a piece of organza treated with digital grounds and you can see just how clearly the image printed. I then overlaid it onto a piece of silk that has a beautiful flower design on it. The design is embroidered in gold metallic thread and you can easily see the design through the organza. The whole assembly is a nice balance of image and design. The top background flower centered itself on the buddhas third eye quite by accident … or was it? The ribbon border was done using the decorative stitches on my sewing machine.

I have lots of smallish scraps of leftover silk so while I have them out I think I’ll do a few more of these little quilts – they’re quick to do and just beautiful to look at!






I'm Linda Matthews and welcome to my website. My current passion is creating digital collage and then printing my artwork onto fabric. You'll find lots of information here about printing on fabric as well as other textile and art quilting techniques. Enjoy!
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