and even more scissors!
So I printed scissors on things again. This time: screen printing.
This is the picture I used to make the template for the screen.
mold
I suppose this is some sort of sculpture. Weird fabric and fluff creeping out of every little corner – Just what every room behaves like when people cut fabric in it.
stitch markers
I made stitch markers as a present for a knitter.
Then I decided that they need a knit-something for packaging. It took me about two hours to knit that tiny bit of ribbing – knitting and I don’t get along very well. Surprisingly I didn’t hate it as much as I used to (when I last tried it way back in primary school).
Now my brother also requested stitch markers for his birthday :D
i do have a lot of pin-back monsters now
Aren’t they great? The cephalopods and zombies are screen printed on different fabrics. The printing for each design needed two passes – one for the outlines, and one for the colouring.
Special thanks go to Alex, who basically provided all the features an additional human body has to offer when working on a project like this one … Especially having two extra hands to use turned out to be rather useful ;)
And he got us the fancy badge maker we used.
As I’m all about figuring out how things really work, what made me happy was that I finally managed to prepare a screen for screen printing that can actually be used (I just flooded the dark room one and a half times in the process -.-).
Also, This is the first time I printed on fabric with more than one colour, which is exiting as well.
MONSTERS! ZOMBIES! :D
plitsch platsch
Giant mess, created by me and Markus
