Block Printing Part 2

Hi my name is Kathleen Laurel Sage and I am a textiles artist, tutor and designer with 20 years experience.
Video description
Hi Guys here is the second part of the new block printing playlist. This week we have looked at printing a larger block print and discussed how and what to do with your print once it has been printed. We take a look at a finished piece of printing enhanced with gold work techniques.
Remember
If you want to know more about my trip to India and how you can join me pop over to Colouricious holidays- colouriciousho...
I would love you to join me.
This hands on creative holiday will take your around the fabric rich town of Jaipur where you witness a range of authentic crafts and textile techniques, but the main attraction is taking part in Block Printing workshops. Block printing is a fabulous method of textile printing. You will be taught by authentic block printers to the region and design your own fabrics with a huge selection of hand carved wooden printing blocks to choose from. Travelling in your private coach with the Colouricious Holidays tour group of textile lovers, you will see the incredible sites and stunning palaces and meet the local people teaching their ancient textile secrets.
This video is about what to use and how get a sucessful print using the amazing blocks from colouricious. I know sometimes getting a good print means using the right materials and here we discuss how to apply the paint and how to press to get a successful print.
Supplies
A selection of fabrics.
Colouricious block prints- colouricious.com
Colouricious holidays- colouriciousho...
Selection of gold work supplies.
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[@lyndagrigg17]

Loved it. Bring on September Kathy.

[@kathleenlaurelsagetextiles4432]

cant wait xxx

[@stephaniepaterson6340]

I love this. Can I ask what type of fabric you are putting the stamp on? Many thanks. Ps...I’m guessing it was cancelled due to COVID but your trip to Indian sounds fabulous!