Showing posts with label pigment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pigment. Show all posts

Saturday, 29 October 2016

Hello Blog! I'm back! Where has this year been!



Hello my lovely blog! I am back! After the Christmas fairs last year, I decided to take a break in January. But not for long... I was delighted to be approached to produce the tote bags for the ESPU Congress in Harrogate 2016!


It was slight a challenge and in the end the grand total of bags was 569 totes.

Each bag had two logo's and a total of 7 colours. This was a lot of time and attention to detail, the most important screen was the text detail and ensuring the design all lined up correctly. 



I was so glad to be asked and have received some great feedback!

Tuesday, 4 December 2012

Screen Printing with the Children at Bay Primary.




If you follow my facebook page you will have seen me say I was going into a local primary school to show my work and do a screen printing demonstration. I was quite nervous about the children understanding the method. But they was very inquisitive and curious asking lots of questions which was great! 


I was then asked to go in the following week to help them do their own screen printing. I was very surprised to see a primary school with their own screen printing equipment, I thought it was impressive! 

During the week the children had prepared their own stencil to screen print, based on looking at the work of William Morris. We then worked in groups of four using red pigment and began the printing on fabric. 


Some of the results were fantastic! It was great fun, we got rather messy too. Although I think I came off worse than the children :) 
It was great to teach the children and a learning curve for me too. 


Here are some of the results! They are going to continue in class and add more colours to the print! 
How exciting!