Chelsea Steinorht's design was inspired by Carmen Miranda. The colours are perfect, don't you think?
Penny Woodend played around with printing at different angles with her flowers and lizards. I do apologise to Penny and Chelsea that I missed taking your photos.
Dominique Burn is the mum of 2 little girls, can you tell? Her dress prints are so sweet.
Helen Da Cunha isn't a professional model but could be.
Helen's husband is Brazilian and a drummer so I'm sure he will love this print.
Simple works so well when screen-printing with stencils. The cutlery is also Helen's work.
Here's Kylie Challenor again (see previous post) with her fruity prints on calico bags. Kylie writes a blog called Flying Ducks.
I couldn't resist taking a picture of the colourful paper stencils that the girls hung up to keep. Kylie framed hers. Now for the good news! I now have a great new studio assistant so can teach one more class this year. The November class is full but I am taking bookings for December the 11th so you will be able to print up some unique Christmas presents. Please book your place directly on-line.
Oh dear, that was fast but this class is now fully booked!
Don't forget you can see our fabric yardage-printing demo this Saturday at our Open Studio. Please RSVP if you are planning to come along. It will be a great opportunity to meet some local bloggers.
6 comments:
It was such a fund day - thanks again Thea! I'm now inspired to continue my own (very basic) designs at home!
Lovely work shown here and thank you for the links.
Hello Thea! I have not stopped by for some time, but really enjoyed seeing the workshops efforts. Love the pears, the apples and of course the drummer! COOL
Thanks Thea, I had a great time at the workshop. Screen printing is so much fun!
What creativity! It is always wonderful to see what your students are doing!
Hi Thea,
Finally I get round to saying thanks so much for a wonderful workshop, I had such a great time and would highly recommend this day to anyone considering it!
Dominique x
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