Amongst the blogs I receive and enjoy, is that of Wen Redmond, USA. In a recent blog she demonstrated the use of sponge rollers. I have tried a couple of her ideas and found them easy, and the outcomes definitely worthwhile. She recommends using 'old' sponge rollers which may have gotten damaged from over use.
Here are a couple of my own attempts:
Top: an old split sponge roller which has been 'attacked' with sharp pointed scissors, and below, a hot glue gun used to glue over the sponge roller.
The dried glue roller certainly gives an all-over textured surface. I prefer the left side where I have pressed very lightly and avoided the straight edges of the roller.
The 'attacked' roller I really like. I love the way it can be altered so that it doesn't print 'edges'.
Both experiments using a textile paint.
I should now be back from my week in the Chatham Islands.
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Thank you. I will have to try it. I like the effect that you got.
ReplyDeleteWelcome Home Dear Friend! I have missed you, but having your prior scheduled posts has been nice. I look forward to hearing about your week away. In the meantime, thanks for the info about the foam rollers. Are you mainly using textile paints here, or dye as well?
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