Recently I took some time to revisit wet cyan printing. Check out this post from last year about my first adventure with this process.
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Printing With More Found Objects
It’s been almost a year since I wrote a post about printing fabric with found objects. Today I am showing you printing with more found objects. If you would rather watch my video, please scroll down to the bottom of this post.
Read MoreStamped stitched applique
Thanks for all of the comments and private messages about my last post. My muse is not all the way back yet, but just writing and sharing about it, made me feel so much better. So I have been doing a little creating include making stamped stitched applique.
Read MoreRubber Stamps and Free Motion
Every year I make a Valentine card for Dave. This year I was having trouble coming up with an idea. I started going through my supplies and saw my rubber stamps I rarely use. Why not use rubber stamps and free motion?
Read MorePrinting Photos on Fabric
In the past I have printed on fabric using different carriers and different methods. Then just recently I came across a tutorial about printing photos on fabric using page-size shipping labels as the base. This is so easy!
Read More#Printinktober 28-31
Well, this printinktober challenge is over. Here are my last four pieces.
Read MoreFourth #Printinktober
Well, I’ve just finished the fourth week of #Printinktober where I’m printing every day this month. Here are my finished pieces.
Read MoreThird #Printinktober 2019
We’re now in the third week of #Printinktober. I decided it was time to play with some of my thermofax screens. Here are all of my prints from this week. All of the thermofax designs are mine except for the two pieces with the handwriting on them. I’m using Speedball screen printing ink. …
Read MoreSecond #Printinktober 2019
It’s my second week of #printinktober. If you missed the first week, here is the link. This week I am still using rollers, but wanted to use mostly plain ones to see what I could create.
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