After lunch we moved on to make paint prints of leaves. Here are mine. I printed them on a old clean-up cloth of mine--as you can tell from the ring on one of them! I will be enhancing these with fugitive medium.
First it was all about quilting and then dyeing and then I started making books and zentangling and drawing. Now I have given up on limiting myself and this is all about my creative journey. Hope you'll join me on my journey and invite me on yours!
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Promised Pictures from FIVE Play Date
Saturday the FIVE gathered and we played with embossing and making leaf prints. Here are my two examples of embossing. The material is a hand dye I made by pole wrapping. The first is an oak leaf embossed in gold. The second is a flower composition embossed in a clear sparkle, copper, and then black. I think you can only really see the black but then when you get closer you can see the other two. Makes a nice multi-level figure. (I didn't turn the picture so it is sideways in orientation. sorry)
After lunch we moved on to make paint prints of leaves. Here are mine. I printed them on a old clean-up cloth of mine--as you can tell from the ring on one of them! I will be enhancing these with fugitive medium.
After lunch we moved on to make paint prints of leaves. Here are mine. I printed them on a old clean-up cloth of mine--as you can tell from the ring on one of them! I will be enhancing these with fugitive medium.
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I wish i could have been there with you...these are so sweet...I can only imagine how you will play once again begin sewing with them. WOOHOO! Peace, Mary Helen
ReplyDeleteAnd a good time was had by all. Thanks for sharing this workshop with us.
ReplyDeleteThose are stunning. I love the last one!
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