After a bit of a hiatus, I'm back to printing the alphabet - and J it is!
The ever so absorbent J-cloth is good for cleaning up many different
messes - and creating colourful prints to boot!
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| Just add fabric and Pigment to the J-cloth and print, print, print! I am partial to Colour Vie pigments www.colourvie.com |
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| In this print I ripped the J-cloth into strips, placed them randomly under the fabric, and used a brayer to roll a small amount of black pigment over the whole fabric. The effect is a bit like a rubbing. |
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| Strips of J-cloth under the fabric, then I used the brayer to roll on first black then metallic gold pigments. |
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| First I painted the fabric with Colour Vie pigments. While the pigment was still wet I used a rolled up piece of J-cloth to remove areas of wet pigment. |
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| Finished print. Hmmm, could be used for a cloud effect as well.... |
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| On this fabric I dipped the strips of J-cloth in pigment and used the strips to print the random stripy marks. |
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| When the pigment was dry I over painted with turquoise pigment, scaped and added some gold prints. |
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| There is always the trusty old rag rolling technique. Totally immerse the J-cloth in pigment and roll away! |
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| J-cloth rolled fabrics. |
