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Protected: The True Colour of the Cotinus on paper method, 2021

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Protected: The True Colour of the Cotinus on Fabric method – 2021

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Eco workshops discounted by 20% for the Festival of Quilt !

18 – 21 AUGUST – DURING THE FESTIVAL OF QUILT THESE WORKSHOPS ARE DISCOUNTED BY 20% IT IS MY PLEASURE TO HAVE THIS PROMOTION DURING THE NEXT FEW DAYS… I will be demonstrating my Eco techniques at the Festival of Quilt in Birmingham – England between 18 – 21 August … during that time myContinue reading “Eco workshops discounted by 20% for the Festival of Quilt !”

Protected: The Indigo Diaries – the Japanese Indigo method techniques

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“LEAVES ON PAPER”, a self paced Botanical Contact Printing on paper online course

I am happy to announce the release of my new online self paced Botanical Contact Printing course on the 1st of September 2022. It is perfect for beginners and more experience printers alike. To book a space please use the link below: Botanical Contact printing on paper is a wonderful technique allowing you to recordContinue reading ““LEAVES ON PAPER”, a self paced Botanical Contact Printing on paper online course”

Protected: ECO PRINTING ON PAPER FOR ART

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Protected: Ecoprint, dye and Stitch

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My Indigo diaries 2022 – The Indigo plot (late June) news – Planting the Indigo and – Meet the growers … Elisabeth Viguie Culshaw

June has come and is almost gone in Glasgow, the weather is finally warm and we have a lot of sun, and our Japanese Indigo, Woad, Flax, Madder, Genista plants are in the ground at #theindigoplot. They are growing strong and the Indigo pigment is starting showing in the green leaves of the Indigo plants.Continue reading “My Indigo diaries 2022 – The Indigo plot (late June) news – Planting the Indigo and – Meet the growers … Elisabeth Viguie Culshaw”