
Finally!! My name in lights!!

Here's one of the pages of the magazine. That's the color-chart I painted for myself.
It helps me to decide on my color-schemes.
Trying not to use the same photos that are in the magazine,
I'll give you some of the steps of silk-painting.

To begin, I hand-washed the silk to remove the sizing.

Then the piece was hung to dry.

Next it was attached to the stretcher bars.
And the design was sketched on.

Then it was outlined with a resist.
(And an all-around great gal!!)
It was only fitting that the design should be raw food, greens, veggies and fruit.
Many, many hours later, the scarf was completed. And I was happy with the results.(I'm my worst critic.)
That makes the colors wash-fast.
After the scarf has been steamed, the colors are even brighter. Love that!
The last step was ironing. (I wish everything was that easy to iron!)

14" x 70",

Crepe De Chine silk scarf.
SWEET!!!!

Here is another photo of my friend, Michele, and her original scarf.
(The photo was taken by the talented, Bayli Shelton.)


Please go to this link, to get your free-download of Super Raw Life Magazine.
With your free membership you'll be able to access the current and past issues of this fabulous magazine! (I'm a big fan of free.)
That's Michele on the cover of the first issue. The girl lost... wait for it...
72 pounds in 75 days!!!! WOW!!

If you'd like to see more of my work, please take a peek at my website.
Thank you.

This is from a post about young children painting on silk.
(My little grand-brats.)
For more about silk-painting, here are some previous posts;
Thanks for your time, everyone.
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(Thank you.)
Signing off for now,
gabriele



