Are you ready to dive in to the 'dirty pot' printing process? Believe me when I say, what we covered during the FREE training last night is just the beginning of an even more exciting eco printing journey! How would you feel if you could master...
Registration is now open for my FREE online eco printing training which is happening at 6pm GMT on Monday 29th January. Click here to register now! This is for you if would like to...
Here are my tips to maintain an even layer of fibre when laying out a piece. Click HERE or the image below to watch the video! ...
Here're two tips for adding heavy texture to the surface of your wet felting projects! Click HERE or the image below to watch the video! ...
Did you know that wooden clothes pegs, aka pins make a very simple but effective resist when dyeing textiles? They pinch the fabric and prevent dye liquid penetrating through specific areas and because these old fashioned ones don’t have any metal springs, they are safe...
Greetings from rural Co. Carlow. There was a beautiful sunset last night as I walked down the old Mass path towards Ballymurphy Church. Already there are signs of spring in the hedgerows and many birds have started to build nests, even though the weather has...
Are you unsure about which vinegar to choose when preparing protein based fabric for eco printing in the 'dirty pot'? Here are my recommendations for the best results. Click HERE or the image below to watch the video! ...
In this short video I share two ways of adding texture to the surface of your felt. Click HERE or the image below to watch the video! ...
What happens if you have an unsuccessful eco printing session? Overprinting is the answer! Click HERE or the image below to watch the video! ...
Discover how to transform fabric, handmade felt and up-cycled clothing using foraged vegetation without having to use powdered chemicals to fix the colour! As an experienced eco printer working in the 'dirty pot', my usual process involves wrapping fabric with leaves, bark or onion skins to...