Gel Plate Printing on Fabric
Printing on fabric with paints using a gel plate is a lot like Forrest Gump’s box of chocolates – you never know what you’re going to get. But I guarantee you’ll like it! The techniques are easy: learn to mix colors on the plate and combine layers, shapes, masks, stencils and textures for surprising, stunning results. Painted fabrics can be permanently heat set – your creations can be used for quilting, fiber arts, home décor projects and clothing. The possibilities are endless!
3 Hour – HAND WORK CLASS
June 16, 2021 – 8:00am
Room: 1
Fee: $60
Student Capacity: 32
Required Kit Fee – payable to instructor: $10 (you can take home your painted samples)
Supplies and fabric are provided for use during the workshop
Cost
Organizer
Jane Unger Baumstark
Jane has sewn for 50 years, starting with a pair of groovy yellow culottes in the 60’s on a Singer treadle machine. She loves learning about fiber arts and making art quilts, garments and accessories, and adding embroidery and mixed media to her projects. Jane teaches a monthly series Art Quilting Studio at Jackman’s Fabrics in St. Louis, Missouri and southern Illinois. Firing up your creativity while making a big, beautiful mess is her super power. Jane is also a freelance writer specializing in creative nonfiction, humor, copywriting and content development.