An avid quilter, Debbie was frustrated at not being able to find fabrics that she liked to use in her creations. Needless to say, she did go home with a brand new screen and squeegie ready to keep on printing at home.
These are Julia's sweet poppies. Considering that the poor dear had a headache on the day, she did a pretty good job of creating a positive and negative image of these.
These are our screen-printing heroines; Julia Oberhardt, Linda Olson, Nicole and Jan Rigo and Debbie Fowkes. See previous post for more examples of their screen-printed fabrics.
Where are all the men? Do any guys read this blog?
If you want to enrol in one of our screen-printing workshops, time is running out! Due to the growing demands on my time, I won't be teaching any more in the foreseeable future after this month. Book on-line at Thea & Sami.
