Using gelatin from your pantry, fabric paints, and your hands or a brayer, discover a fun, versatile way to print wonderful texture and detail on your fabrics. Unpredictable, creative, and easy, this way of working will bring out your "inner child." There's no such thing as a mistake, so come and play! Supplies:
- One 8" x 8" foil cake pan (You could also use a pie tin for a round plate.)
- Knox® gelatin, 4 envelopes, to make 1 gelatin plate
- Light-colored cottons (commercial or hand-dyed; large pieces or scraps), 2 or more yards
- Textile paints of various colors (Whatever you have, as long as it is water-based.)
- Freezer paper
- Parchment paper for ironing paints to heat set
- Paper towels
- Plastic bag
- Iron
- Scissors
- Cookie cutters
- Six 1" foam brushes
- Small water color-type brushes, 1 or more
- Rubber brayers, 2
- Plastic spoons or spatulas
- Textured or 'found' objects, such as drawer pulls, string, keys, lace, leaves, plants, doilies, onion bags, sink mats, bubble padding, etc. (Anything relatively flat with texture or open weave; use your imagination.)
- Rubber stamps
Item #: 08QM11
Running Time: 41 min
1 Disc
Region: Region 1 (US and Canada Only)
Gelatin Monoprinting is Wonderful!
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Besides being incredibly talented, I think Rayna Gillman is not just a great instructor, she's also absolutely hilarious (my six year old agrees, and he enjoyed her DVD too!). Her techniques are very user friendly and her instruction is even friendlier. I think I could watch this once a week and still enjoy it! Monoprinting is FUN and the DVD just inspires more brainstorming... fabric, paper, ribbon, coins, bubblewrap, pantyhose, leaves, yarn, handprints, toys, veggie wrap, saran wrap, paintbrushes etc etc etc NOTHING is safe around this technique!
Gelatin Monoprinting (DVD)
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Using gelatin from your pantry, fabric paints, and your hands, discover a fun way to print texture and detail on fabrics.
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