Below is the schedule and supplies needed.
PAINT AND DYE
This session of classes will be an opportunity to review (for former students) and to learn new techniques (for new students ). Each week I will bring either dyes or paints . If it is a dye week both Acid and Procion will be there. I have several colors that were ordered in the past so I want to bring some of those as well as our standards.
You may use them as you wish. There may be suggestions for each week.
I do not have enough paint for everyone so you may be asked to bring your own selection of colors. I will have enough for sampling different paints, but not for you to do big projects.
WE WILL BE DOING SHOW AND TELL so bring what you are working on or what you finished over the summer.
week 1 Oct 2 Parfait Dyeing
materials Fabric either silk or cotton or both 2 to 3 yds
container that is taller than wide (ex Mayonnaise jar)
week 2 Oct 9 Optional dye methods ex: Splish and Splash, low water immersion, microwave shibori, twist and shout w/chiffon
gutta resist silk painting (Use your quilt photos, and paint and applique, it is easier than all applique.)
materials fabric, containers for methods you are using, string, bins
sheet plastic, etc.
we have PVC pipes, injector needles, 30” stretcher bars and a few other things.
week 3 Oct 16 HALF DAY ONLY 10 to 12 Optional dye methods cont.
suggestion: Paint a silk screen with thickened dye for use
next week.
materials blank screen
week 4 Oct 23 Printing with thickened dyes
materials fabrics: new or pre-dyed, sheet plastic if using cotton or
rayon, silk screens, additional screens, stamps etc.
week 5 Oct 30 NO CLASS I WILL BE IN HOUSTON
week 6 Nov 6 Paint on Fabrics
materials fabric: new or pre-dyed fabric or T-shirt. Seta Color or Dyna Flow Paint
things to make sun prints. (We have some here)
week 7 Nov 17 Paint and Fabric plus Tee-Juice pens
materials fabric or Tee-shirt
week 8 Nov 20 LAST CLASS OF SESSION
Designers Choice: Let me know what you want to try again
ex: discharge, or whatever
When I copied and pasted it got wonky, but I think you can read it.
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