I have my things already to take for my exhibition at Fabulous Frames in Norwich.
Private view tomorrow!
I have my things already to take for my exhibition at Fabulous Frames in Norwich.
Private view tomorrow!
I got inspired by a friend who is working on some portraits in clay to try to do some faces in block print. This is my first.
Initial drawing.
Stylised drawing.
Cutting lino.
First prints.
Castle Acre Art and Craft Fair tomorow, so I’ve made some cards to try out on my customers.
I’ve done some more prints in other colours since I did these, I’ll show you those soon if you don’t come along to the fair tomorrow!
After my net curtains disintegrated in the washing machine, I thought I would take the opportunity to use some of my new block printing inks and sewing skills!
This, of course, is my favourite bit.
Muslin is the most difficult fabric to work with because it is so unstable and takes a lot of patience, but finished items are so pretty!
Checking what trim to use.
Sowing the unstable muslin to a stable lace. Be gentle and do not stretch or pull.
Tape for the top to make a channel for threading the curtain rod.
The finished curtains are very pretty, I like using my textiles around my house and I can photograph them for my website!
Among lots of other things, I have been working on some new textile pieces, these Block printed and quilted table coasters of varying sizes.

I really like the spontaneity of them. They can be used individually or as a set!