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| Acoatzin Torres: Blue glue gel screen over painted fabric |
Here are some more samples from the Wednesday evening class. These prints were created with screens made with torn or cut freezer paper designs.
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| Kathy Perrin: Torn freezer paper screen |
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| Kathy Perrin: Cut freezer paper screen |
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| Kathy Perrin: Cut freezer paper screen |
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| Acoatzin Torres and Keith Ryder: Cut freezer paper screen, overprinted |
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| Acoatzin Torres and Keith Ryder: Torn freezer paper screen |
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| Acoatzin Torres and Keith Ryder: Torn freezer paper screen |
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| Acoatzin Torres and Keith Ryder: Torn freezer paper screen, multiple printings |
I also brought in a screen I made using blue glue gel, an idea I got from Rayna Gillman's book, Create Your Own Hand-Printed Cloth. I highly recommend that you add this book to your surface design library.
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| Acoatzin Torres and Keith Ryder printing with blue glue gel screen |
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| Acoatzin Torres: Blue glue screen over painted background fabric |
On a personal note: I got a chance to visit Tybee Island again. What a glorious day! My brother, Jeff, his girlfriend, Robbin and I spent an hour floating and body surfing in the clear, 76 degree water...it was heaven!
A reminder that the first issue of my newsletter, Julie B Booth Surface Design News will be coming out tomorrow, May 26th at 8:00 AM (Eastern Standard Time). The newsletter will be focusing on all the items (edible and inedible) and tools you can use from your kitchen to create surface design effects on fabric. It's easy to sign up...all you have to do is fill in your email address at the top of the right hand column of this blog and press the subscribe button. After you sign up, I will also send you a freebie list of Ten Kitchen Surface Design Ideas.
I always like to see what you did with your classes, but what really tugged at my heart was the mentioning of floating and body surfing in 76 degree water. Aaaaaahhhh.....heavenly.
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