I’m teaching/facilitating a fabric marbling class at East Branch Library that starts today. I am SO excited to introduce ten talented creative women to marbling – one of my present addictions. If you’ve just dropped by, check out this post, this post and this one about my marbling.
It’s been awhile since I’ve marbled so I did some the other day. In the winter my fabric took almost two days to dry. Now with the warmer weather it’s dry in a day. I like that.
Here are several of my pieces from this last marbling session.
Here is a closeup of a commercial batik piece I marbled over.
Won’t be long before the fun begins. I’ll be sharing our fun with you soon.
Oh, I harvested some cherries from our little tree yesterday. Not much and there are still a few on the tree that aren’t ripe yet, but looks like it won’t make a cobbler.
Have a great week!
JUST TOO JEALOUS FOR WORDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Have fun.
You are a very talented girl. Keep up the greT work and fantasti. Idea
Donna, Did you notice that piece of batik is one you gave me.
Mary, wish you could join us!
The fabric looks great, I like marbling with fabric paint & shaving cream, lots of fun and smells good too.
Ellen, I’ve done that too and that is fun. I keep saying I need to put that on my list to do. Thanks for reminding me.
Beautiful fabrics! The cherries look so yummy in that Fiesta ware bowl. 🙂
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Halle, Thanks. Yep, it’s a tiny Fiesta bowl!
Such pretty cherries. Nothing to harvest from our garden yet, except for lemons which are there almost year round.
rinda
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Rinda, Lemons? Wow! That would be great to harvest the and make lemonade!