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Creative Surfaces
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Fibre in-Form Creative Surfaces
Creative Surfaces An online workshop from Fibre in-Form. 'Simply Salt' is the first in a series of 'Creative Surfaces' workshops from Fibre in-Form allowing you to pick and choose which techniques you would like to explore and take further. We all know how life can sometimes get in the way of our creative endeavours so these workshops have been designed to enable you to start and finish them at your leisure. Simply Salt will take you through the process of creating an amazing surface on a background of Lutradur using gesso, ink, silk paints and salt. This surface can then be embellished further using machine or hand stitch, beading or other embellishments but is equally decorative enough to use on its own to create vessels, book covers, bags etc. The workshop includes five chapters with 77 colour illustrations. Chapter 1 takes you through the basics of preparing the background with gesso. In Chapter 2 we explore surface pattern by adding ink and salt, while Chapter 3 adding bleach on these surfaces giving you another dimension for your samples. Chapter 4 discusses ideas for using silk paints on the prepared background. And Chapter 5, the really exciting part of this workshop, uses a combination of gesso, ink, salt and silk paints to create a magical effect on the Lutradur background. If you have any questions regarding this workshop prior to subscribing please do not hesitate to contact us at: workshops@fibreinform.com Carol and Lynda Look out for more exiting workshops in the near future "All of the lessons in our workshops are subject to copyright rules and regulations. You are not permitted to distribute copy or share them in any format for any reason. However you are allowed to print copies from your computer for your own personal use. Please email us at workshops@fibreinform.com if you have any questions Simply Salt: Please click on the titles below to access each lesson. Some of the files are quite large and may take a few minutes to download the first time you click on them. If you have any problems downloading, please let us know at workshops@fibreinform.com
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