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| Fabric detail by Julie B Booth |
Today, I taught my new class, Beyond Potato Prints.
It turned out to be a private lesson. Perhaps that could be blamed on the time change or the unbelievably beautiful day.
My student, Haleh and I created our own beautiful and colorful day: Cutting, carving and printing fruit and vegetables.
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| Haleh A. printing a colorful fabric. |
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| Fabric by Haleh A. |
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| Fabric by Haleh A. |
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| Fabric by Haleh A. |
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| Fabric by Haleh A. |
I continue to be amazed by the versatility of this simple concept.
I'm considering challenging myself to create one-of-a-kind yardage with this technique. Just like a monoprint, it could never be repeated, as the fruits and vegetables are perishable...within a day or so, they start to soften and change. I would have to work quickly finishing a yard or two in a day.
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| Fabric detail by Julie B Booth |
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| Fabric detail by Julie B Booth |
I wonder...would that process be considered a form of wabi-sabi?
