I've decided to move on to a new drop sheet for my printing adventures. I've framed up a few pieces and I'm going to keep some for myself and sell the rest off. This drop sheet is from when I first started printing, so it's a bit spesh. Since it's a new year I thought I should start with a brand new sheet. I'm off in the next couple of weeks honing my screenprinting skills. I'm going to learn to expose my screens in the sun and a few other tricks. Can't wait!
01 February 2010
Printing Drop Sheet
I've decided to move on to a new drop sheet for my printing adventures. I've framed up a few pieces and I'm going to keep some for myself and sell the rest off. This drop sheet is from when I first started printing, so it's a bit spesh. Since it's a new year I thought I should start with a brand new sheet. I'm off in the next couple of weeks honing my screenprinting skills. I'm going to learn to expose my screens in the sun and a few other tricks. Can't wait!
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WOW!!! I love these!!! They are so gorgeous!!!! xoxox Sarah
Hi Diana, great work :) Not that you will probably remember but we met very briefly @ The Art Bazaar in Newcastle just before Xmas. My name is Gaby and we were discussing our mutual admiration for textile designers such as Ink & Spindle, as you had some items made from their fabrics. Sorry to leave such a long comment but I have no other way of getting in touch with you and after reading this post I was curious to know where you are honing your screenprinting skills? Is it somewhere local? I'm really keen to learn more about this too and would be very grateful if you would be kind enough to share this information. In the meantime I have made a very slow start myself and am very excited about projects I have planned - my blog is www.stilelemente.blogspot.com
Cheers,
Gaby
There's nothing better than a well loved printing drop sheet! Yummo!
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