This is my very first first attempt at playing with Tyvek. What took me so long? It’s such cool stuff! Now, I need to summon up some courage to cut into it for the wing-making class…
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- Monoprinting with Susan Sorrell (at creativechick....
- Painted and Heated Tyvek
- Nature Journal: Some Summer Leaves...
- More Jolly Joggling!
- TAST: Buttonhole Wheels
- Changing Allegheny Serviceberry Leaf
- Nature Journal: More Daisies
- Nature Journal Sketch: Roses
- Ooh La La...
- TAST: Me and My Arrow...
- TAST: Sheaf Stitch
- It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas!
- TAST: Another Bullion Rose
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2 comments:
Way cool colors! Thanks for taking the wings class!
With Love From Skeelhaven,
Judy
Please read about Tyvek before you heat it. It releases really nasty fumes. Work outdoors and upwind. Also warn people not to run Tyvek through a laser printer. Inkjet is OK.
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