Showing posts with label setacolor paint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label setacolor paint. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Continuing Quilting

This the fifth day of quilting. Maybe tomorrow it will be done.
Before I started quilting on this quilt, I worked on this piece of art cloth. It was quite fun to experiment with ways to make images. I used a piece of construction fencing or temporary fencing I talked the manager of Home Depot in cutting off a big roll that you were suppose to buy the whole thing. It was $29. and I only needed a couple of feet. I am sure he hadn't heard of using this fence to paint with, but he was very nice and humored me. It is plastic so you can wipe the paint off of it afterward. I used setacolor and extender and sponges. Then I used a piece of screen, foam circles(another Home Depot expenditure...foam for insulating pipes) and then my absolutely favorite the feet of my egg masher. Now doesn't that sound like a real adventure?

Friday, December 18, 2009

Christmas Gifts

I found these check book covers in my stash that I had for a long time and I decided it was time for them to be created. I had made a stamp of a poppy seed pod and had a rubber stamp of chinese writing and tried them out with setacolor and extender. I think it creates a nice effect. What do you think? These will make nice gifts for the women in the family.

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

More Silk Screening

A couple of cards silk screened with my new screens and using setacolor paint.

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Screening

These are the pieces that I used at the workshop to try out my new screens which we made at the workshop.
This one I used setacolor paint with my screen.
This one I screened with discharge paste and then mixed discharge with setacolor and then also tried mixing extender with setacolor. These were pieces of muslin that I had dyed with procion dyes.

Sunday, February 8, 2009

Silk Scarf


This silk scarf is done with my favorite procion dye color red wine. I stretched the scarf on a frame to dye it. Then I used black fabric screen printing ink with my screen for the leaves. I then laid the mesh from the bag that my lemons were in and took a a sponge with black setacolor to create a texture on the scarf.