



My pandemic hobbies are totally out of control. My poor brain is just wandering from one thing to the next. Besides trying my best not to die, I’ve been occupying myself with all sorts of projects too numerous to post. But here are some examples of print blocks that I have carved. Totally obsessed with natural toned paper.
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If you can’t make my workshop this weekend don’t sweat. You can still enjoy this project anytime! Shop The Link Below. 👇🏾
theafropuffshop.com/products/customizable-diy-paper-doll-head-kit
What did I learn from my first attempt at block printing on a T-shirt? Not all projects turn out great 😩🤷🏾♀️.
This is my first attempt at block printing on fabric and first attempt at gradients. I dyed some scarves a while back and finally got around to printing. Even though I currently suck at it, I find the process intriguing. #handprinted#textiles#blockprinted#handcarvedstamps
Another Valentine’s Day is among us again. Here a simple step by step project that you can use to create a one of a kind handmade gift that can be made in less that an hour.
To Make a Valentines Pickannini:
Supplies Needed:
Directions:
1. Cut a gingerbread man figure out of a doubled square of black felt.
2. Sew the two right sides together, leaving an opening between the legs and turn inside
out.
3. Insert and secure doll eyes.
4. Stuff with batting.
5. Cut out a mouth & heart out of some scrap felt.
6. Pin cutouts to the body of the doll
7. Adhere trim and/or embellishment to head of doll.
8. Topstich with embroidery thread
…Then find your Pickannini a good home by giving your creation to someone that you Love! Happy Valentine’s Day!!
© Adah Glenn