Showing posts with label screenprinting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label screenprinting. Show all posts
Saturday, 3 December 2011
Wednesday, 23 November 2011
little pouches
Friday, 4 November 2011
Sunday, 30 October 2011
Screenprinted cushions



Yes, this is what I spent last night doing (in between some lesson planning...ah holy procrastination!). Anyways, they are available to buy on my newly open etsy shop!
The two sides of the cushion have been printed with different pattents (reveresed pattern). The bottom side is kept together by a well hidden strip of velcro.
Saturday, 29 October 2011
Screenprinted notebooks

I've been such a busy bee this week screenprinting this pretty pattern on every surface I could find! I've just finished these 3 notebooks, super easy to make (will post a tutorial soon)and so cute! I'm also busy making cushions and bags so make sure you visit my blog soon!
They are available in my etsy shop
Tuesday, 3 May 2011
Thursday, 17 February 2011
Split fountain



I can't wait to try this technique, I haven't found a real tutorial yet, but it looks pretty straightforward although I bet it's quite tricky to get it right. I found these images on the three steps ahead blog. I also found some other beautiful applications of this technique but I can't remember the link! Oh well...
screenprinting frenzy





Screenprinting ROCKS! I had so much fun screenprinting my owl doily yesterday! I started out by printing just a white stencil of the face of the owl on different coloured paper, when the ink was dry I screenprinted the doily on top with red paint! I love it, so much fun.
I was invited by Chiu to join the BIAD print club for a few sessions, the atmosphere was so inspiring and lively! Also everyone seem to know what their fair bit about screenprinting which makes it such a great place to learn and collaborate.
PHOTOS:
1. the cut out stencil for the first print layer (the owl face)
2. the owl face printed on different coloured paper
3. Rubbing the emulsion off the screen (the doily is coming to life!)
4. tracing the doily on Mark Resist paper with Kimoto Pake pen
5. Chiu explaining the coating process
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