The laundry is dry, time to fold this post.
There is a faux rust finish on my metal curtain brackets, which coordinates nicely with the floors and cupboards of the laundry room. With an orange wooden pencil, I added this rust effect to my faux bracket on the wall.
For my wooden clothespins I mixed some paint to imitate the colouring of the floors and cupboards.
All the wooden clothespins have been painted, holding the clothes in place.
This room is narrow, so it's hard to take a good shot of the completed clothes line. Below is the clothes line in two shots to avoid the sharp angle.
The chemisette was featured in the previous post, but...
...I added a serpentine pattern to the hosiery, and...
... several more details to the corset.
The last flounce of the knickers were adorned with little cross stitched stars...
... and more serpentine pattern to its matching hose.
The bra was also featured in the previous post, but...
... the gloves needed finishing stitches.
Below are some detail shots of each pieces.
Voila, I'm done.
Another ad from the century old Canadian Magazine, this one rings very true to me still.
I now have to get out of the laundry room and back into my studio. It was a real pleasure to draw clothes without the constraints of commerce, trends and deadlines. Perhaps clothes will truly be an art form now that I'm out of the garment industry.
Thank you for following me on this fun project.