

All kinds of good fun going on in the other classrooms - and certainly in mine. Considering that the students ranged from super-experienced to never having done any surface design, everybody turned out some remarkable pieces of cloth. Christine Wellman




Yesterday we discussed everybody's work and brainstormed about whether a particular piece needed more or was done, was a whole-cloth piece or could easily be cut up, etc. Lots of food for thought. Then we went on and got out the soy wax. Some people stayed with paint, others used dyes.
Off to class - more later.
4 comments:
that 2nd piece was a wow moment for me!!! definitely would keep it whole cloth!
Exactly how I responded, karoda. One I wish I'd made.
One and two are both rather wow!! Nice work.
Great pieces! Brings back pleasant memories of our week at Campbell.
xo
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