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May
26
Erin crafts some fabulous things with huipils (pronounced wee-PEELS), which are traditional woven blouses worn by women in Guatemala. The huipil fabrics are inherently colorful and fun, which makes the upcycled works of art equally colorful. Here, Erin fashioned a mini collage of huipil fabrics. Visit her blog and brand-new Etsy store to view more of her work.
Technorati Tags: huipil, Guatemala, collage, fabric
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Thanks so much for the mention!
i love your work.. I do collage as well but have’nt tried the fabric collage, maybe i’ll try to do it next time..