Earlier this month DPS students were busy working into their sketchbooks on a variety of themes and today was all about creating fabrics based on this design work. We used compressed foam to made our own stamps... ...of shape and pattern which were then printed onto plain white cotton fabrics using fabric paints. Here are some of the fabrics drying, they will then need to be heat fixed with a hot, dry iron ready for next week when we shall be cutting and sewing with them! They look fabulous don't they? We can't wait to see what they will be sewn into next week.
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