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printmaking unleashed {one}
| Module 1 | welcome | - |
| Unit 1 | welcome to printmaking unleashed! | |
| Unit 2 | creative toolbox {materials list} | |
| Module 2 | workshop videos | - |
| Unit 1 | printmaking unleashed LIVE {preview} rebroadcast | |
| Unit 2 | handmade tools overview | |
| Unit 3 | surface design + printmaking tools intro | |
| Unit 4 | hot glue stencils | |
| Unit 5 | stencil prints on fabric | |
| Unit 6 | BONUS: painting with hot glue stencils | |
| Unit 7 | embossed prints with foam stamps | |
| Unit 8 | collage pauge drizzle plates | |
| Unit 9 | drizzle plate stamps | |
| Unit 10 | BONUS: printing with Collage Pauge plates | |
| Unit 11 | printing vintage lace textures | |
| Unit 12 | mark-making with sticks and yarn | |
| Unit 13 | painted collage pauge silkscreens | |
| Unit 14 | doodled collage pauge silkscreens | |
| Unit 15 | painting with DIY silkscreens | |
| Unit 16 | cardboard stamps and acrylic skins | |
| Unit 17 | BONUS: mark-making with handmade paintbrushes | |
| Unit 18 | plastic freezer bag masks | |
| Module 3 | live stream video replays | - |
| Unit 1 | LIVE stream workshop #1 replay | |
| Unit 2 | google hangout LIVE Q & A | |
| Unit 3 | SUMMER 2015 live stream session #1 | |
| Unit 4 | SUMMER 2015 live stream session #2 | |
| Unit 5 | FALL 2015 live stream session Q & A | |
comments from the original workshop
by Sharon Bode on September 2, 2014 at 11:15am
I had fun making these Traci! You are right, my hand hurt and had to take a break.
1). What is the best way you have found to store the stencils so they don’t stick to one another?
2). With larger images, the glue hardened in some areas before I could flatten. Do you work in sections? Any way to reheat to flatten?
Thanks for any insight you or others have tried or used.
Reply by Traci Bautista on September 2, 2014 at 12:00pm
Sharon,
I store mine in plastic page protectors and place themin a binder. Yes, I work in sections when I create large stencils. There is no way to reheat them, but you can always add more hot glue. Glad you had fun!
Reply by Robin B. on September 4, 2014 at 3:14pm
These look great Sharon….I need to get a better glue gun…were you using the same Aleene’s glue gun that Traci was using in her video? Mine is too puny and the glue comes out too sloooooowly 🙂
Reply by Sharon Bode on September 4, 2014 at 3:18pm
I have a larger gun that uses the thicker glue sticks. The nozzle appears larger than the Aileen’s model so I can’t get the detail Traci does. Mine is sufficient for the exercise. These can be addicting!
Reply by Robin B. on September 4, 2014 at 12:14pm
Love this! Does the tip of the glue gun actually make physical contact with the craft matt?
Reply by Sharon Bode on September 4, 2014 at 12:41pm
Yes Traci mentioned she draws right on the Teflon sheet (glue gun tip touches it). In my limited experience, I noticed it helps the glue flow better and more consistent as well.
Reply by Traci Bautista on September 5, 2014 at 3:37pm
Robin, yes I make sure the tip of my glue gun touches the Teflon. It makes it easier to control the shape and create a crisp line.