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Showing posts with label botanical prints. Show all posts
Showing posts with label botanical prints. Show all posts

Friday, August 19, 2011

Summit Festival 2011

Going to the Summit Festival Saturday, August 20th 

I will be setting up bright and early, in the sweet little town of Summit. I will have my usually goodies, lots of rusty art.
This year I thought I would put some of my other art to good use. These are a collection of bags made from my favorite botanical gelatin prints, and a couple of my sun-printed fabrics, all the bags include parts of recycled pants and trims from old curtains.

New Bags

Front

Gelatin printed bag, with ferns. Recycled denim handles. 

back.




Gelatin printed bag, with ferns. Recycled denim handles.

Fern and horsetail gelatin print on rust dyed fabric, with recycled corduroy.





Sun-printed fabric Grasses and Queen Anne's Lace, machine quilted bag with white denim back and handles.


Sun-printed fern with commercial mushroom printed fabric.





All these bag can be found at my booth at the Summit Festival Saturday 20th, come join in the fun!

Don't worry I will have all my metal sculpture also.

Friday, August 20, 2010

Summit Festival --- Fern Sketches, and New birds


We are all packed up for the Summit Festival, It is a one day, small coastal mountain community festival , it is always great fun and good entertainment , an old fashion dessert auction, quilt raffle, many talented people live in these hills and a lot of them turn out at the Summit festival to share the creativity. Come join in the fun!

    
    
Fern Sketch


Double fern sketch


Flower


Bird with antique hook and pulley



Bird

Friday, January 15, 2010

Summer Fun -Revisited

As I prepare to help teach a Gelatin Printing Class at my local Quilt Group I enjoyed looking back through last years Botanical Prints, it is always so fun and I always go way over board with the printing and still have not made any journal quilts with the prints yet . I am trying to decide if a whole Art quilt needs to be pieced with the series of prints, or do I make individual quilts? Maybe that is why I haven't decided what to do with them, right know I will enjoy reviewing them





Sword Fern


Here are some pictures of some Botanical Gelatin Prints that I made last summer.














         






Bracken Fern











As you can see there are usually two - three good prints from each subject, I have dozens more these are just a sampling.



Grasses