
Fabric Vessels & Caddy
Self-Pace Online Course
With Lisa Agaran
Join me, as we turn a pile of fabric scraps into an artistic and functional piece of art. These fabric vessels are perfect for holding your paint brushes, colored pencils and also makes for a great gifts. In this easy self-pace online course, I take you through step-by-step in creating a handmade one-of-a-kind textile vessel where you will incorporate different pieces of fabric and stitching (or embroidery). I will also show you how to bring multiple vessels together to create a fabric caddy. Adults 18+

Materials You Will Need
- Variety of fabric pieces (or scraps) – can be eco dyed, tea dyed, sari ribbon, batik, lace, cotton quilting, linen, cheesecloth, etc. Variety of thicknesses.
- Solid color piece of fabric (slightly thicker) for the inside of your vessel. This piece can match your color scheme and should measure roughly 4” tall x the diameter of the container you will be using.
- 2 empty plastic bottles measuring roughly 2” – 3” in diameter. Height should be a minimum of 4” Try to find a bottle with a curved bottom versus squared corners. (A good example is a small Mod Podge bottle).
- Measuring tape
- Embroidery floss, cotton pearl or craft cord + embroidery needle
- UHU Glue Stick
- Aleenes Quick Dry Tacky Glue
- Decoupage, Mod Podge OR Matte Medium
- Saran (or plastic) wrap
- Acrylic paint (to go with your color scheme)
- Paint brushes
- Brushes for applying glue (variety of sizes)
- Cup for water & brushes
- Plastic plate for paints
- (2) 5 x 7 in. 140 lb. watercolor paper
- Sharp scissors that cuts fabric
- Portable mini iron or Clover mini iron (optional)
- Scotch tape Colored pencil (for marking fabric)
- Brayer
- Non-stick surface, silicone mat or equivalent (optional)
- Seed beads to decorate rim of vessel (optional)
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Fabric Vessels & Caddy
With Lisa Agaran