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Wednesday is my day at
Sheridan College. I remembered to take photos at their wonderful studios - will take photos of the wood shop another day. The screen printing they use dye rather than pigment - the quality is really nice, but you need a steamer to heat set.
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A couple of nice blog mentions over at
Line + Liv and
Burrs & Berries.
those pinecones are fantastic
ReplyDeletedon't you have a steamer in the basement??
about the trade thing I was wondering what it was that you desired from me
I would always trade for studio/press time or one of those bags i have been coveting:)
Can I just say - Pinecones! And what a wonderful set of studios they have. glass blowing, printing, clay and woodshop too? Wonderful nurturing of craft.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting set of images and those pine cones are gorgeous!
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I would love to be able to work here - great facilities for printing.
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