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Happy April 2023!

By: Lynda April 1, 2023

gardening, Gelli Gel Printing, Greeting cards, irises, mono printingcats, Fabric greeting cards, gardening, Gelli Plate Printing, lenten roses, pan pastels, Spring 2023Leave a Comment

Well, it looks like spring has sprung. I love this time of the year. I’m so looking forward to getting out, and getting my hands dirty! If you receive my blog post via email and you have wondered where I’ve been, I just found out the last two have not been sent out due to…

Dye-Na-Flow: Sun or Not

By: Lynda August 13, 2021August 13, 2021

Fabric paint, fabric printing, mono printing, sun printingDyeNaFlow, fabric printing, Jacquard Dye-na-Flow, surprises6 Comments

I decided to do a little experiment. I wanted to know what the difference would be to allow the sun to dry the paint via sun printing, as opposed to just painting the fabric with Jacquard Dye-Na-Flow, and letting it sit and dry. You know I’m always up for experiments!

QSDS Glorious Prints

By: Lynda June 10, 2019June 22, 2019

art classes, fabric printing, fiber reactive dyes, mono printing, thickened dyesart classes, Glorious Prints, monoprinting, Pat Pauly, printed fabric, QSDS, surface design, thickened dyes10 Comments

As mentioned in the last post, I spent a week in Columbus, Ohio at QSDS. This event, held every year includes two 5-days sessions and two weekend sessions. I chose Glorious Prints (printing with thickened dyes) with Pat Pauly in the first 5-day session.

Back from QSDS

By: Lynda June 5, 2019June 10, 2019

art classes, art exhibits, fabric printing, fiber reactive dyes, mono printing, surface design, thickened dyesfiber reactive dyes, Glorious Prints, Pat Pauly, printing fabric, QSDS, thickened dyes7 Comments

I am back from QSDS (Quilt & Surface Design Symposium) on the campus of Columbus College of Art and Design in downtown Columbus, Ohio.

How to: Dendritic Mono Printing

By: Lynda September 6, 2018September 22, 2018

Fabric paint, mono printing, tutorialsdendritic printing, Fabric Paint, Jacquard Fabric Paints, mono printing15 Comments

I happened across Dendritic mono printing on paper awhile back and decided to try it on fabric. If you’re not familiar with the word dendritic, it means having a branched form resembling a tree. This is really an easy technique that provides backgrounds that look like branches. Here is how it’s done. I start with…