My First Eco-Printed silk Scarf.The Wild and Crazy Professor

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Hello Everyone,  

These are the last 2 Eco-Printing Silk Scarfs... I am very please with them.. I love the pastel look of them... I used Eucalyptus Leaves, Rose Leaves, Red and Brown Onion Skins.  I wore the 3rd and 4th photo to my Landscape Class yesterday and received many lovely comment.. Now they want me to teach Eco Printing.. Smile.

Nicolo Brown class is a bit expensive but I reckon I will learn many techniques I have not read in the India Flint Book
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They're nice, Judy

Terriea said she'll be in touch when she gets back from Europe. But she always has lots of info on her blog terriekwong.blogspot.co.uk/

Pricing is a big barrier for a lot of courses, I think. Not that they're necessarily unreasonable, but it does mean many of us couldn't afford them. Hopefully, more people will get involved with our forum to teach classes. That includes any of our members here, too

[MTRuth]

Great scarves Judy.

[Frances]

Saw this photo and it reminded me of the printing done on scarves - no explanation with photo - but probably food coloring -

[Shepherdess]

That would be fun to do Frances

[MTRuth]

I have done printing with fruits and veggies - you can use thickened dyes, inks, paint etc.