Showing posts with label printing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label printing. Show all posts

Monday, November 19, 2018

Nature Printing...


We have gathered up leaves...








craft paint...












and friends...


we are nature printing today...





We are printing on paper tags...










Tag on the left is a printed leaf...

tag on the right is a real leaf glued down.





The green background is a large printed leaf...

then over printed with oak leaves.










Leaves with large veins work best...















This is an enjoyable way to spend the day!




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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,

LuAnn Kessi

Saturday, December 10, 2016

Zipper Bags.......with Fish Prints



Back in October I attended a




I created these fish prints on fabric

while at the retreat.




When I returned to Oregon,

I made the fish prints into zipper bags...


I was quite pleased with my new fish bag...




Until I turned it around...


My poor fishy died and is floating upside down.

I was too busy chatting with friends and not

paying attention to what I was doing...

I sewed it on wrong.


I guess this bag will always give me a chuckle!



Here's another zipper bag:


Commercial Fabrics

Love these ponies!





I like to put a square bottom

on these zipper bags so they stand up.







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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,

LuAnn Kessi

Thursday, September 3, 2015

Glycerin Gelatin Plates...



Making Jello Printing Plates...



This is my first attempt at adding glycerin when making

jello printing plates






Recipe:

1.5 Cups Glycerin
1.5 Cups Water
7 packets Gelatin

This recipe makes a 9 x 13 inch plate - 1/2 inch thick





Many times I print with large bontanicals, so made a

JUMBO printing plate 24 x 18 inches


1 Gallon of Glycerin makes 10 batches of the recipe above.


Apparently, the glycerin acts as a preservative so the gelatin

will not mold.

If the plates deteriorate and split from use,

they can be reheated and reset into shape.


p.s.  I line my containers with plastic
so the jello lifts out easily when set.



CLICK HERE: Jello Printing Tutorial 







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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,

LuAnn Kessi

Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Thermofax Screen Printing Class.....November 16, 2013


Adventures in Art Quilting

Thermofax Screen Printing

Surface Design Class

Saturday, November 16, 2013

JanniLou Creations Quilt Shop
1243 Main Street
Philomath, Oregon
541-929-3795

Call JanniLou's to Sign Up!

Instructor:  LuAnn Kessi



Click Images to Enlarge:


Learn the art of screen printing on fabric...

with Thermofax Screens







This is a FUN surface design technique...


This class is geared for beginner

 to advanced students






Create your own unique fabrics...







The fabrics are washable and you can

 incorporate them into your quilts

 and other textile projects...








Birds of a Feather

Class Sample Quilt Top By: LuAnn Kessi







You can screen print on your

 shirts or aprons...







I enjoy screen printing on my art work shirts...








I wear these shirts instead of an apron when I 

am working with textile paints, dyes, etc.



CLICK HERE to view Thermofax Printing Class


CLICK HERE to view ALL Thermofax Printing


Sign Up Today at:

JanniLou Creations Quilt Shop
541-929-3795


Class Samples on Display at JanniLou Creations




Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Jello Printing on Black.....Play Day 2



I decided to explore further with 

jello printing on dark fabrics...




The Thread Shed is all set up for a day of play...






The jello plate is covered with 

white metallic craft paint

and paper horse images...






This is the image printed on black fabric.




 I left the paper horses in place on the jello plate,

painted over them with yellow paint:


Then removed the paper horses...






This is the second horse print on black fabric.



I printed out a bird silhouette on printer paper,

covered the jello with yellow paint,

placed the bird cut out on top of the paint:


This created a dramatic print on black fabric.



I left the bird cut out on the jello plate:


Then covered over it with green paint.

Then removed the bird paper...





This second print has the previous yellow paint on the

bird and the tree.





The cut out paper image did not survive 

when I removed it from the jello plate.






 I enjoy cutting paper.....let's do it again...






I am enjoying the more complex looking prints...






The first print on the left 

is crisper and more dramatic.

The second print on the right 

is more complex in appearance.





I am only able to produce 2 prints...

then the paper silhouette falls apart.









Next time I will print the silhouette images

 on plastic sheets that will last through many, 

many printing sessions.





I had a good day experimenting with black fabric,

but it is time to clean up...













Gunnr enjoys spending time in the Thread Shed:


Especially.....SNACK time!


CLICK HERE to view Play Day 1


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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,

LuAnn Kessi




Almost....a dozen eggs