I popped along to Islington Mill on Saturday to attend a t-shirt printing workshop organised by one69a and RAG. The session covered screen printing designs, using appliqué paper and various types of fabric that can be ironed then stitched to t-shirts and also how to combine the two techniques to create your own distinct design.
As you might (or might not) be aware, I have my own particular interest in t-shirt design, so I was very keen to have a go and learn a few things. Here's my first attempt, using a stencil and finding out that while one side of a t-shirt might be flat, the other might be slightly creased, hence the (rather pretty) wave marks.
And here's my second attempt, using my own drawing. I did have a bunch of ideas I wanted to bring along but managed to forget to bring them along. Oh well, maybe next time.
There's a futher 2 sessions scheduled to take place on Saturday 4th and 11th December 1-4pm and I strongly suggest heading along. It costs £10 per person or £15 with a soup and sandwich combo. To book a place click here and for further details, check this out.
As you might (or might not) be aware, I have my own particular interest in t-shirt design, so I was very keen to have a go and learn a few things. Here's my first attempt, using a stencil and finding out that while one side of a t-shirt might be flat, the other might be slightly creased, hence the (rather pretty) wave marks.
And here's my second attempt, using my own drawing. I did have a bunch of ideas I wanted to bring along but managed to forget to bring them along. Oh well, maybe next time.
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