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| Jennifer's carrot patch |
I'm posting this a week late but last Tuesday I gave my
Beyond the Potato Print workshop to the
Tuesday Quilters quilt group.
We had great fun chopping, cutting, carving and printing (and occasionally munching) fruits and vegetables. Here's a selection of prints from the group...
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| Ann H.: Onions, sprouts and carved radishes |
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| Ann H. Brussels sprouts |
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| Barbara E.: Snow peas, potatoes and onions |
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| Donna R.: Potato tic-tac-toe |
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| Janet W.: Cabbage and onions |
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| Floris F.: Brussels sprouts |
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| Melanie G.: Potato "leaves" |
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| Melanie G.: Star fruit |
Thanks for a fun day!!
Never thought of using all those vegetables to print. The onion has caught my eye...
ReplyDeleteI was intrigued by the Brussels sprout cut in cross section. Ann had just the right "touch" while printing with it.
DeleteI like the gentle lilacs and purples in some of these - a lovely contrast to the shapes of the fruit. Makes me think of potato printing as a child, but mine never turned out as pleasing as these!
ReplyDeleteI agree that the soft backgrounds are a great contrast to the organic shapes. This is such a fun class to teach...always a different experience!
DeleteWhat fun!
ReplyDeleteVeggie printing is always fun...brings out the kid in me and my students!
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