Saturday, April 29 : morning
Saturday, April 29 : afternoon

We will learn how to incorporate iron-ons in an artistic way to create a dimensional fabric piece. I will provide several artwork choices for you to choose from, or I will show you how to turn your own artwork into an original iron-on. I will talk about all the applications for this technique and different imagery that can be used and we will focus on basic embroidery and beading techniques to decorate the prints on fabric. If you take the Modern Vegetable Printing workshop on Friday, we can use your patterns as printed canvases for this workshop. 

Skill Level

no experience needed

Materials to Bring

All materials included; however, if you have favorite seed bead sizes and colors and specific embroidery floss colors you love, you are welcome to bring them. 

Materials Provided

. linen fabric 2 yards .
. iron-ons .
. iron .
. an ironing board .
. scissors .
. embroidery hoops .
. embroidery floss .
. seed beads in various colors and sizes .
. seed bead needles .
 

About Geninne

Geninne is an artist, illustrator, and graphic designer, living in the high desert of Santa Fe, NM at 7000 feet above sea level with her husband Manolo, their two sons & an adorable red heeler mix named Zorro. She was born in New York, but shortly after her parents began traveling around South America, where she lived in seven different countries and went to several English speaking schools. She studied architecture in Chile for a couple of years before graduating as a graphic artist in Mexico. She works in a variety of media, including watercolor, ink, and pencil. She sews, embroiders, loves to hand carve rubber stamps and sells prints of her watercolors at her online Etsy Shop, geninne.etsy.com. She loves birds, flowers, and has been taking photos since she was 15 years old.
 

Contact

geninnesart.com
geninnesart@gmail.com
etsy.com/shop/geninne
instagram.com/geninne
facebook.com/geninnesart
flickr.com/photos/geninne
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