Back in Le Triadou now before heading off to Germany on Wednesday to teach some workshops to much more advanced free motion quilters and am still finishing the samples.
I did finish the linocut I started last week and have printed off trial prints, but as my preferred printing pad these days is newspaper ( about 6-8 sheets) I am holding off printing more until tomorrow when I can get a newspaper.
The linocut took quite some carving as it measures about 30 cm x 45 cm. it was inspired by my Travellers' Blanket with Circles which will be coming out as a book in August or September in French
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Once I print fabric I will then embroider it- I think I will try with machine stitching first seeing I have the Bernina here for the time being. The print below is on transparent paper- just to see how the print works.
There is still time to join the Travellers' Blanket on-line class. Lessons are delivered as pdf files that you can print and include dyeing instructions and story ideas and stitching ideas with closeup photos of the traveller's Blankets in Blue and the one with circles. I also set up a private Facebook group for discussion and I keep this open for some time after the workshop as I realise hand stitching is a long process. I view the travellers' blankets a way of telling stories without words- so your stitching becomes your way of telling the story. The cost of the class is $60AUS
2 comments:
VERY nice!!! Impressive and inspiring!
The most important thing I read (just kidding) was when I find the time!
That is the key for so many of us.
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