Seeing Red - and I like what I see. This is the first print I did:


Then, I used thickened activated dye to screen over the dried black dye. This released some of the black dye onto the fabric, but mostly the yellow and red came through. The print below was one of the middle prints.

The print at the bottom was the last one I did in the series. By this time, the black was nearly gone and my print was pretty red/yellow. I did about 10 prints in all. I can see why people get so excited about this process. I will do more later this weekend!

1 comment:
You're just one step ahead of me! I have Deconstructed printing on my 'to do' list for (hopefully) next week! I really love what happens with them, and I can't wait to see what you do with yours!
Judy
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