This morning I am preparing for a short workshop as an introduction to the possibilities of using Transfer Paints. 
Of course the first thing I need is a list- having been to a workshop without sponges for people to use and only being saved by good luck, i.e. they kept sponges for the children’s workshops in the same building, I am careful to make my list- it doesn’t always work !!
I worked some samples again and found I was getting into it – like any media, the more you experiment the better and more satisfying the results.
This is a detail of a fern leaf I transfer printed and then stitched. I've no idea where the real thing is; I think I must have 'sold' or rather 'given it away' at a craft fair. 
Not many people at the workshop, but very enjoyable as they produced some really experimental work.By the way, I've put a Followers widget on my blog; many thanks to those of you who come back and keep me blogging.
I've just added myself to your list. Your work is wonderful and it's always a joy to visit your blog
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I have just sent you an email through etsy. I never got on with transfer paints, I could never make them subtle enough.
ReplyDeleteResults of Jackie's heat transfer session with us can be seen on my blog.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jackie, as usual very informative and brilliant session.