Use fabric paints and hand-carved rubber stamps to make yardagae or print directly on pre-cut material for perfectly customized fabric. This video originally appeared on Facebook Live on June 12, 2018.
Good question Erin! We have a few classes with Sonya (last name Philip) on our site that you may be interested in: www.creativebug.com/instructors/sonya-philip - you can also find Sonya's personal site here: 100actsofsewing.com/
Ooh how interesting! I think the image would be more of a suggestion and most details would get lost, but it could create a lovely, ghostly effect. Let us know how it turns out!
Using this question, I printed on tulle, laid over some semi-shiney fabric. Rotating tulle 180° offset the patterns. I made dress for 18 in doll that is beautiful. Next, thinking of trying 2 sets with different patterns or colors, then switching the tulle layers. Wonder how 2 layers of tulle would look after printing. This may take a while !
Good question Pamela! You can find the rubber block at Jo-Ann under the name "Speedy Cut Rubber Block" and most fine-art stores should have them as well. Faith cut the cat block freehand and the dog block based on a photograph of Sonya's pup. Hope this helps!
Good question Erin! We have a few classes with Sonya (last name Philip) on our site that you may be interested in: www.creativebug.com/instructors/sonya-philip - you can also find Sonya's personal site here: 100actsofsewing.com/ I found this in the comments below. I was wondering the same question too!
Thanks that was great and Willy is adorable
Great stamps! And i loved your recent quote of ' i suffer from the tyranny of perfection' - i suffer, too...
It's hard not to! Remembering that perfection is a cruel tyrant is the first step to freeing ourselves!
Faith’s block cutting skills are on point!! 🤘🏻
You're so sweet to say, Phill!
Oh wow, I just discovered Sonya’s site today and ordered a pattern. And now, browsing TH-cam for fabric printing I run into Faith and Sonya.
How funny! Nice to see you here Sherrie!
Thanks ladies for your tutorials.
Truly our pleasure Naila!
Nice idea to make our own stamp for block printing
what kind of ink i should use for fabric stamping
I would like to know about Sonya's website/classes, but I did not hear her last name. Can you tell me her full name, or where I might find her?
Good question Erin! We have a few classes with Sonya (last name Philip) on our site that you may be interested in: www.creativebug.com/instructors/sonya-philip - you can also find Sonya's personal site here: 100actsofsewing.com/
I'd like to experiment with block printing onto mesh or tulle, do you think it could work?
Ooh how interesting! I think the image would be more of a suggestion and most details would get lost, but it could create a lovely, ghostly effect. Let us know how it turns out!
Using this question, I printed on tulle, laid over some semi-shiney fabric. Rotating tulle 180° offset the patterns. I made dress for 18 in doll that is beautiful. Next, thinking of trying 2 sets with different patterns or colors, then switching the tulle layers. Wonder how 2 layers of tulle would look after printing. This may take a while !
Can i use normal fabric paint on lino sheet? Fabric lino inks arent avalible in my country
Yes that should work just fine! Good question!
Where do you get the rubber block and what do you use for cutting out the pattern?
Good question Pamela! You can find the rubber block at Jo-Ann under the name "Speedy Cut Rubber Block" and most fine-art stores should have them as well. Faith cut the cat block freehand and the dog block based on a photograph of Sonya's pup. Hope this helps!
Hi can i use acrylic or water colour to block print?
hello, what's the name of the book and her author, please?
Is that Screen Printing fabric ink, Or Block printing ink?
We used screen printing ink, but block printing ink would work as well. Thanks for your question!
Ok
Do you have a link to the book
Hi! What is her full name. Would love to follow her on fb Instagram.
Good question Erin! We have a few classes with Sonya (last name Philip) on our site that you may be interested in: www.creativebug.com/instructors/sonya-philip - you can also find Sonya's personal site here: 100actsofsewing.com/
I found this in the comments below. I was wondering the same question too!