Sunday afternoon on April 22nd I spent a wonderful time at Maggie Weiss's studio for a workshop on thermo-faxing. There was great food, drinks, and lots of creativity flowing and I had a grand time.
Below are the three pieces that I worked on and if the background fabrics look like you've seen them before, well you have. I used some fabrics that I created during play-dates with the "Sew What Art Quilters".
Left is a soy wax batik I created using kitchen utensils and children rubber stamp. The fish is thermo-faxed and I'm not sure where I will go from here.
The fabric below center was created by me using my hand dyed cotton and Setacolor paints. The face is a drawing that I had created long ago and that's the thermo-faxed image.
Below are the three pieces that I worked on and if the background fabrics look like you've seen them before, well you have. I used some fabrics that I created during play-dates with the "Sew What Art Quilters".
Left is a soy wax batik I created using kitchen utensils and children rubber stamp. The fish is thermo-faxed and I'm not sure where I will go from here.
The fabric below center was created by me using my hand dyed cotton and Setacolor paints. The face is a drawing that I had created long ago and that's the thermo-faxed image.
The piece to the right was created on some of Lois Jarvis "Rust-Tex" fat 8th fabric. Again I use my thermo-faxed image and I've started to enhance the image with fabrics paint pens and will post more later.
Below is a small slide show of the group doing their thing and I hope that you enjoy it.
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