A silk screen prepared and drying. I painted dye paint over the back of the screen, then embedded objects in it to create patterns.
Screen is now dried and ready for printing.
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This’ll make great prints.
I need to get more of them made…and be ready to print scarves at a moment’s notice!!
You make it seem so easy:)
I am taking Lyric’s class at Quilt U on this…we shall see. So far I haven’t had time to even prepare the screen.
R
Love the bubble wrap effect- especially the giant bubbbles. I have some sitting in my room just waiting to be played with.