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| Screen printed cushion cover by Kate Clarke |
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| Screen printed fabric by Celina Macurti |
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| Block printed by Jeanne McGee |
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| Block printed by Seedpod |
Thursday, 28 February 2013
Last call for Handprinted: a fabric swap III
Signups for the fabric swap end tonight so if you're still debating, check out these gorgeous examples of handprinted work and then visit my handprinted board on Pinterest to really push yourself over the edge...
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Ok...your posts are just making me anxious! I think that I need to crack open my Rescue Remedy!! How will I live up to this challenge?!?! {dissolving into quivering heap on the floor}
ReplyDeleteOoh that cushion cover by Kate Clarke is super lovely!
ReplyDeleteEven more excited (and nervous) now.... :) And EXCITED!!!
ReplyDeleteLeslie can you tell me what ink gives good coverage with rubber stamps. I've tried permaset textile ink and think that it works fine for screen printing but doesnt give good coverage for handcarved rubber stamps. I understand that for the fabric swap it is preferable to use a textile paint for washing purposes. Otherwise I will look at a different method of printing
ReplyDeleteMost of us sell this jointless rubber paths using the latest technology. This rubber paths is usually created together with shut down never-ending loop jointless aluminum wires to guarantee higher tensile energy and exceptional central stability.rubber tracks
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