
4. Traditional shibori (with a difference) - use traditional shibori stitching & resist designs to create patterns on silk with paint, then enhance with prints and opaque or metallic paints.3. Making Your Mark - Painting silks using underlying shapes , rubbings & printing to create a textural range of fabrics.1. Keep Your Marbles or Put a Peg on It - paint matching dark and light flower impressions on one piece of silk using pegs and printed leaves, string, marbles.
Each class is a fun one day lesson in painting and printing on silk. Each lesson includes a different technique enabling the student to build up a collection of luscious silk fabrics . Using top quality silk habutai and the beautiful Jacquard range of easy-to-use heat-set paints & metallic finishes in vibrant colours, pastels, gold, silver and more, the student is able to create a whole range fabrics to make quilts, bags, scarves and cushions.
One metre of 12mme silk habutai and full printed instructions are supplied to each student with each class.
Each class can be offered on its own, as a series, or in conjunction with a project.Paint your own SILK stash -
“not only did I make this piece of work but I made it truly my own with fabric I coloured myself!”