#blockprinting — Public Fediverse posts
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Lo que viene siendo una hidra capitalista... Y la voy a tallar 😤
#xilografía #xilografia #xilograbado #xilogravura #blockprinting #grabado #grabadomexicano #woodcut
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Lo que viene siendo una hidra capitalista... Y la voy a tallar 😤
#xilografía #xilografia #xilograbado #xilogravura #blockprinting #grabado #grabadomexicano #woodcut
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Lo que viene siendo una hidra capitalista... Y la voy a tallar 😤
#xilografía #xilografia #xilograbado #xilogravura #blockprinting #grabado #grabadomexicano #woodcut
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Lo que viene siendo una hidra capitalista... Y la voy a tallar 😤
#xilografía #xilografia #xilograbado #xilogravura #blockprinting #grabado #grabadomexicano #woodcut
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For an Alice in wonderland #ATC trade I carved a new stamp! The first time I used some kind of rubber (softcarve I think?). I usually work with cheap vinyl for my small scale stamps. I’m super happy with how it turned out! It’s my most intricate carve so far and the second time I carved a person (with a face shown, not counting masks).
#printmaking #blockprinting #art #aliceinwonderland #linoprint
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For an Alice in wonderland #ATC trade I carved a new stamp! The first time I used some kind of rubber (softcarve I think?). I usually work with cheap vinyl for my small scale stamps. I’m super happy with how it turned out! It’s my most intricate carve so far and the second time I carved a person (with a face shown, not counting masks).
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For an Alice in wonderland #ATC trade I carved a new stamp! The first time I used some kind of rubber (softcarve I think?). I usually work with cheap vinyl for my small scale stamps. I’m super happy with how it turned out! It’s my most intricate carve so far and the second time I carved a person (with a face shown, not counting masks).
#printmaking #blockprinting #art #aliceinwonderland #linoprint
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For an Alice in wonderland #ATC trade I carved a new stamp! The first time I used some kind of rubber (softcarve I think?). I usually work with cheap vinyl for my small scale stamps. I’m super happy with how it turned out! It’s my most intricate carve so far and the second time I carved a person (with a face shown, not counting masks).
#printmaking #blockprinting #art #aliceinwonderland #linoprint
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For an Alice in wonderland #ATC trade I carved a new stamp! The first time I used some kind of rubber (softcarve I think?). I usually work with cheap vinyl for my small scale stamps. I’m super happy with how it turned out! It’s my most intricate carve so far and the second time I carved a person (with a face shown, not counting masks).
#printmaking #blockprinting #art #aliceinwonderland #linoprint
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The weather is cold and snowy today and i don’t handle crowds well, so will not be attending, but here is a print i made for my partner if she decided to go, or for future rallies
#noKings #linoPrint #blockPrinting #unicorn #alienBlockPrints
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The weather is cold and snowy today and i don’t handle crowds well, so will not be attending, but here is a print i made for my partner if she decided to go, or for future rallies
#noKings #linoPrint #blockPrinting #unicorn #alienBlockPrints
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The weather is cold and snowy today and i don’t handle crowds well, so will not be attending, but here is a print i made for my partner if she decided to go, or for future rallies
#noKings #linoPrint #blockPrinting #unicorn #alienBlockPrints
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The weather is cold and snowy today and i don’t handle crowds well, so will not be attending, but here is a print i made for my partner if she decided to go, or for future rallies
#noKings #linoPrint #blockPrinting #unicorn #alienBlockPrints
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The weather is cold and snowy today and i don’t handle crowds well, so will not be attending, but here is a print i made for my partner if she decided to go, or for future rallies
#noKings #linoPrint #blockPrinting #unicorn #alienBlockPrints
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#blockprinting friends, looking for advice:
the air is really dry here, especially in the winter, which leads to some difficulties, especially with getting good transfers, when using water based inks... which I have to use because i do not have the space to safely store/dry oil based ink prints.
(yes, i already use a retarder)i came upon a semi solution of dampening my paper, which resulted in much better transfer, but unfortunately also warped my prints into modern art sculptures.
1/?
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#blockprinting friends, looking for advice:
the air is really dry here, especially in the winter, which leads to some difficulties, especially with getting good transfers, when using water based inks... which I have to use because i do not have the space to safely store/dry oil based ink prints.
(yes, i already use a retarder)i came upon a semi solution of dampening my paper, which resulted in much better transfer, but unfortunately also warped my prints into modern art sculptures.
1/?
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#blockprinting friends, looking for advice:
the air is really dry here, especially in the winter, which leads to some difficulties, especially with getting good transfers, when using water based inks... which I have to use because i do not have the space to safely store/dry oil based ink prints.
(yes, i already use a retarder)i came upon a semi solution of dampening my paper, which resulted in much better transfer, but unfortunately also warped my prints into modern art sculptures.
1/?
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#blockprinting friends, looking for advice:
the air is really dry here, especially in the winter, which leads to some difficulties, especially with getting good transfers, when using water based inks... which I have to use because i do not have the space to safely store/dry oil based ink prints.
(yes, i already use a retarder)i came upon a semi solution of dampening my paper, which resulted in much better transfer, but unfortunately also warped my prints into modern art sculptures.
1/?
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#blockprinting friends, looking for advice:
the air is really dry here, especially in the winter, which leads to some difficulties, especially with getting good transfers, when using water based inks... which I have to use because i do not have the space to safely store/dry oil based ink prints.
(yes, i already use a retarder)i came upon a semi solution of dampening my paper, which resulted in much better transfer, but unfortunately also warped my prints into modern art sculptures.
1/?
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Darn! This event is full! (Hopefully, they will offer it again!)
#Art in #Nature: #BlockPrinting Workshop
Friday, March 13, 2026, 1:00pm – 4:00pm
"Discover your inner artist! Create your own block printed cards and tote bag!
Join us for an afternoon of creativity! Block printing is a fun and easy way to create unique cards and decorate gifts, like cloth tote bags! Participants will leave with their block print, new skills, a set of their own handmade greeting cards, and a beautiful tote bag.
No experience required. All materials and some inspiration will be provided. We will have examples of block printing designs that relate to the flora and fauna of Maine which can be used to hand draw your own versions, or you can create from scratch! Stencils will also be provided. Ages 16+ Minimum of 5 registered participants to run."
Source:
https://wellsreserve.org/event/82742/art-in-nature-block-printing-workshop#SolarPunkSunday #BlockPrints #ArtInNature #MakeArt #WellsME #LaudholmReserve
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Darn! This event is full! (Hopefully, they will offer it again!)
#Art in #Nature: #BlockPrinting Workshop
Friday, March 13, 2026, 1:00pm – 4:00pm
"Discover your inner artist! Create your own block printed cards and tote bag!
Join us for an afternoon of creativity! Block printing is a fun and easy way to create unique cards and decorate gifts, like cloth tote bags! Participants will leave with their block print, new skills, a set of their own handmade greeting cards, and a beautiful tote bag.
No experience required. All materials and some inspiration will be provided. We will have examples of block printing designs that relate to the flora and fauna of Maine which can be used to hand draw your own versions, or you can create from scratch! Stencils will also be provided. Ages 16+ Minimum of 5 registered participants to run."
Source:
https://wellsreserve.org/event/82742/art-in-nature-block-printing-workshop#SolarPunkSunday #BlockPrints #ArtInNature #MakeArt #WellsME #LaudholmReserve
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Darn! This event is full! (Hopefully, they will offer it again!)
#Art in #Nature: #BlockPrinting Workshop
Friday, March 13, 2026, 1:00pm – 4:00pm
"Discover your inner artist! Create your own block printed cards and tote bag!
Join us for an afternoon of creativity! Block printing is a fun and easy way to create unique cards and decorate gifts, like cloth tote bags! Participants will leave with their block print, new skills, a set of their own handmade greeting cards, and a beautiful tote bag.
No experience required. All materials and some inspiration will be provided. We will have examples of block printing designs that relate to the flora and fauna of Maine which can be used to hand draw your own versions, or you can create from scratch! Stencils will also be provided. Ages 16+ Minimum of 5 registered participants to run."
Source:
https://wellsreserve.org/event/82742/art-in-nature-block-printing-workshop#SolarPunkSunday #BlockPrints #ArtInNature #MakeArt #WellsME #LaudholmReserve
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Darn! This event is full! (Hopefully, they will offer it again!)
#Art in #Nature: #BlockPrinting Workshop
Friday, March 13, 2026, 1:00pm – 4:00pm
"Discover your inner artist! Create your own block printed cards and tote bag!
Join us for an afternoon of creativity! Block printing is a fun and easy way to create unique cards and decorate gifts, like cloth tote bags! Participants will leave with their block print, new skills, a set of their own handmade greeting cards, and a beautiful tote bag.
No experience required. All materials and some inspiration will be provided. We will have examples of block printing designs that relate to the flora and fauna of Maine which can be used to hand draw your own versions, or you can create from scratch! Stencils will also be provided. Ages 16+ Minimum of 5 registered participants to run."
Source:
https://wellsreserve.org/event/82742/art-in-nature-block-printing-workshop#SolarPunkSunday #BlockPrints #ArtInNature #MakeArt #WellsME #LaudholmReserve
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Darn! This event is full! (Hopefully, they will offer it again!)
#Art in #Nature: #BlockPrinting Workshop
Friday, March 13, 2026, 1:00pm – 4:00pm
"Discover your inner artist! Create your own block printed cards and tote bag!
Join us for an afternoon of creativity! Block printing is a fun and easy way to create unique cards and decorate gifts, like cloth tote bags! Participants will leave with their block print, new skills, a set of their own handmade greeting cards, and a beautiful tote bag.
No experience required. All materials and some inspiration will be provided. We will have examples of block printing designs that relate to the flora and fauna of Maine which can be used to hand draw your own versions, or you can create from scratch! Stencils will also be provided. Ages 16+ Minimum of 5 registered participants to run."
Source:
https://wellsreserve.org/event/82742/art-in-nature-block-printing-workshop#SolarPunkSunday #BlockPrints #ArtInNature #MakeArt #WellsME #LaudholmReserve
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Follow me if you want to see more political and nature themed prints from an amateur artist.
#blockPrinting #firstFridayArtWalk -
Follow me if you want to see more political and nature themed prints from an amateur artist.
#blockPrinting #firstFridayArtWalk -
Follow me if you want to see more political and nature themed prints from an amateur artist.
#blockPrinting #firstFridayArtWalk -
Follow me if you want to see more political and nature themed prints from an amateur artist.
#blockPrinting #firstFridayArtWalk -
Follow me if you want to see more political and nature themed prints from an amateur artist.
#blockPrinting #firstFridayArtWalk -
So, I heard about this place on #WMPG...
#WestbrookME - Past + Future Craft Exchange
"Affordable, sustainable, well-organized second hand crafting supplies"
They also offer classes, including how to use a #SewingMachine ($60 for Sewing Machine basics), #Quilting ($200 includes fabric & thread, and access to a quilting kit), #BlockPrinting on fabric ($50) and more!
"Give your unwanted craft supplies a good home
Get rid of your unwanted fabric, sewing machines, and other crafting supplies by donating to a good cause! In most cases, donations must be brought to our location in Westbrook. If your donation fits into two shopping bags or one large tote, then an appointment is not necessary. For larger donations, please schedule a time to drop off by contacting us or by using the scheduling app.
In special cases, we can pick up your donation if you are located within 150 miles of Westbrook, ME. Please email us with photos of the donation to arrange pick up.
Now offering store credit for donations! We will issue a $5 gift card for each large (16 gallon) bin of salable* material donated, and $10 for each repairable* sewing machine.
*Gift cards may be sent by email after donations are sorted and evaluated.
WHAT WE ACCEPT:
+ All kinds of fabric in pieces a quarter yard or larger, with intact selvedges, including bolts and rolls of fabric. Clean and folded is very much appreciated!
+ Notions like zippers, bias tape, velcro, elastic, thread, buttons. We do not want second-hand fusible items like interfacing.
+ Sewing tools like scissors, thread snips, needles, pins and pincushions, tape measures, chalk, seam rippers, supply organizers, dress forms.
+ Domestic sewing machines, depending on the model. We do not accept domestic sewing machine cabinets (space is limited and machines need to be able to fit on a shelf). We also take spare manuals, presser feet, power cords, bobbins, and other machine accessories.
+ Sewing patterns that are neatly folded and have not been cut into.
+ Sewing books, but not magazines.
+ Finished quilts, quilt tops, quilt squares.
+ Vintage handmade linens, such as embroidered napkins and handkerchiefs.
+ Batting, fiber fill, pillow forms, and foam.
+ Yarn - in skeins or balls and not tangled.
+ Knitting needles and crochet hooks.
+ Embroidery floss, embroidery and cross stitch supplies.+ Beads, cord, and sequins.
+ Dyeing supplies
+ Rug hooking supplies, felting supplies
+ Any tools related to textile crafting.WHAT WE DO NOT TAKE:
+ Dirty and damaged fabric and notions. Old thread, elastic, and interfacing will usually be thrown out.+ Patterns that have been poorly re-folded and/or cut up.
+ Most magazines (some exceptions made for high-quality publications).
+ Bed sheets, curtains, tablecloths, etc. are better used by other organizations. Please do not donate the cut-off bottoms of curtains or clothing!!!
+ Finished or partially finished clothing or any other works in progress (with the exception of quilt squares).Not seeing your items on this list? Just ask!"
Clink on the link below to make an appointment...
Source:
https://www.pastandfuturecraft.com/shopTo book an appointment for donations:
https://www.pastandfuturecraft.com/booking-calendar/donation-drop-off#SolarPunkSunday #MaineEvents #FabricStore #Reuse #SewingClasses #CreativeReuseCenter
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So, I heard about this place on #WMPG...
#WestbrookME - Past + Future Craft Exchange
"Affordable, sustainable, well-organized second hand crafting supplies"
They also offer classes, including how to use a #SewingMachine ($60 for Sewing Machine basics), #Quilting ($200 includes fabric & thread, and access to a quilting kit), #BlockPrinting on fabric ($50) and more!
"Give your unwanted craft supplies a good home
Get rid of your unwanted fabric, sewing machines, and other crafting supplies by donating to a good cause! In most cases, donations must be brought to our location in Westbrook. If your donation fits into two shopping bags or one large tote, then an appointment is not necessary. For larger donations, please schedule a time to drop off by contacting us or by using the scheduling app.
In special cases, we can pick up your donation if you are located within 150 miles of Westbrook, ME. Please email us with photos of the donation to arrange pick up.
Now offering store credit for donations! We will issue a $5 gift card for each large (16 gallon) bin of salable* material donated, and $10 for each repairable* sewing machine.
*Gift cards may be sent by email after donations are sorted and evaluated.
WHAT WE ACCEPT:
+ All kinds of fabric in pieces a quarter yard or larger, with intact selvedges, including bolts and rolls of fabric. Clean and folded is very much appreciated!
+ Notions like zippers, bias tape, velcro, elastic, thread, buttons. We do not want second-hand fusible items like interfacing.
+ Sewing tools like scissors, thread snips, needles, pins and pincushions, tape measures, chalk, seam rippers, supply organizers, dress forms.
+ Domestic sewing machines, depending on the model. We do not accept domestic sewing machine cabinets (space is limited and machines need to be able to fit on a shelf). We also take spare manuals, presser feet, power cords, bobbins, and other machine accessories.
+ Sewing patterns that are neatly folded and have not been cut into.
+ Sewing books, but not magazines.
+ Finished quilts, quilt tops, quilt squares.
+ Vintage handmade linens, such as embroidered napkins and handkerchiefs.
+ Batting, fiber fill, pillow forms, and foam.
+ Yarn - in skeins or balls and not tangled.
+ Knitting needles and crochet hooks.
+ Embroidery floss, embroidery and cross stitch supplies.+ Beads, cord, and sequins.
+ Dyeing supplies
+ Rug hooking supplies, felting supplies
+ Any tools related to textile crafting.WHAT WE DO NOT TAKE:
+ Dirty and damaged fabric and notions. Old thread, elastic, and interfacing will usually be thrown out.+ Patterns that have been poorly re-folded and/or cut up.
+ Most magazines (some exceptions made for high-quality publications).
+ Bed sheets, curtains, tablecloths, etc. are better used by other organizations. Please do not donate the cut-off bottoms of curtains or clothing!!!
+ Finished or partially finished clothing or any other works in progress (with the exception of quilt squares).Not seeing your items on this list? Just ask!"
Clink on the link below to make an appointment...
Source:
https://www.pastandfuturecraft.com/shopTo book an appointment for donations:
https://www.pastandfuturecraft.com/booking-calendar/donation-drop-off#SolarPunkSunday #MaineEvents #FabricStore #Reuse #SewingClasses #CreativeReuseCenter
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So, I heard about this place on #WMPG...
#WestbrookME - Past + Future Craft Exchange
"Affordable, sustainable, well-organized second hand crafting supplies"
They also offer classes, including how to use a #SewingMachine ($60 for Sewing Machine basics), #Quilting ($200 includes fabric & thread, and access to a quilting kit), #BlockPrinting on fabric ($50) and more!
"Give your unwanted craft supplies a good home
Get rid of your unwanted fabric, sewing machines, and other crafting supplies by donating to a good cause! In most cases, donations must be brought to our location in Westbrook. If your donation fits into two shopping bags or one large tote, then an appointment is not necessary. For larger donations, please schedule a time to drop off by contacting us or by using the scheduling app.
In special cases, we can pick up your donation if you are located within 150 miles of Westbrook, ME. Please email us with photos of the donation to arrange pick up.
Now offering store credit for donations! We will issue a $5 gift card for each large (16 gallon) bin of salable* material donated, and $10 for each repairable* sewing machine.
*Gift cards may be sent by email after donations are sorted and evaluated.
WHAT WE ACCEPT:
+ All kinds of fabric in pieces a quarter yard or larger, with intact selvedges, including bolts and rolls of fabric. Clean and folded is very much appreciated!
+ Notions like zippers, bias tape, velcro, elastic, thread, buttons. We do not want second-hand fusible items like interfacing.
+ Sewing tools like scissors, thread snips, needles, pins and pincushions, tape measures, chalk, seam rippers, supply organizers, dress forms.
+ Domestic sewing machines, depending on the model. We do not accept domestic sewing machine cabinets (space is limited and machines need to be able to fit on a shelf). We also take spare manuals, presser feet, power cords, bobbins, and other machine accessories.
+ Sewing patterns that are neatly folded and have not been cut into.
+ Sewing books, but not magazines.
+ Finished quilts, quilt tops, quilt squares.
+ Vintage handmade linens, such as embroidered napkins and handkerchiefs.
+ Batting, fiber fill, pillow forms, and foam.
+ Yarn - in skeins or balls and not tangled.
+ Knitting needles and crochet hooks.
+ Embroidery floss, embroidery and cross stitch supplies.+ Beads, cord, and sequins.
+ Dyeing supplies
+ Rug hooking supplies, felting supplies
+ Any tools related to textile crafting.WHAT WE DO NOT TAKE:
+ Dirty and damaged fabric and notions. Old thread, elastic, and interfacing will usually be thrown out.+ Patterns that have been poorly re-folded and/or cut up.
+ Most magazines (some exceptions made for high-quality publications).
+ Bed sheets, curtains, tablecloths, etc. are better used by other organizations. Please do not donate the cut-off bottoms of curtains or clothing!!!
+ Finished or partially finished clothing or any other works in progress (with the exception of quilt squares).Not seeing your items on this list? Just ask!"
Clink on the link below to make an appointment...
Source:
https://www.pastandfuturecraft.com/shopTo book an appointment for donations:
https://www.pastandfuturecraft.com/booking-calendar/donation-drop-off#SolarPunkSunday #MaineEvents #FabricStore #Reuse #SewingClasses #CreativeReuseCenter
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So, I heard about this place on #WMPG...
#WestbrookME - Past + Future Craft Exchange
"Affordable, sustainable, well-organized second hand crafting supplies"
They also offer classes, including how to use a #SewingMachine ($60 for Sewing Machine basics), #Quilting ($200 includes fabric & thread, and access to a quilting kit), #BlockPrinting on fabric ($50) and more!
"Give your unwanted craft supplies a good home
Get rid of your unwanted fabric, sewing machines, and other crafting supplies by donating to a good cause! In most cases, donations must be brought to our location in Westbrook. If your donation fits into two shopping bags or one large tote, then an appointment is not necessary. For larger donations, please schedule a time to drop off by contacting us or by using the scheduling app.
In special cases, we can pick up your donation if you are located within 150 miles of Westbrook, ME. Please email us with photos of the donation to arrange pick up.
Now offering store credit for donations! We will issue a $5 gift card for each large (16 gallon) bin of salable* material donated, and $10 for each repairable* sewing machine.
*Gift cards may be sent by email after donations are sorted and evaluated.
WHAT WE ACCEPT:
+ All kinds of fabric in pieces a quarter yard or larger, with intact selvedges, including bolts and rolls of fabric. Clean and folded is very much appreciated!
+ Notions like zippers, bias tape, velcro, elastic, thread, buttons. We do not want second-hand fusible items like interfacing.
+ Sewing tools like scissors, thread snips, needles, pins and pincushions, tape measures, chalk, seam rippers, supply organizers, dress forms.
+ Domestic sewing machines, depending on the model. We do not accept domestic sewing machine cabinets (space is limited and machines need to be able to fit on a shelf). We also take spare manuals, presser feet, power cords, bobbins, and other machine accessories.
+ Sewing patterns that are neatly folded and have not been cut into.
+ Sewing books, but not magazines.
+ Finished quilts, quilt tops, quilt squares.
+ Vintage handmade linens, such as embroidered napkins and handkerchiefs.
+ Batting, fiber fill, pillow forms, and foam.
+ Yarn - in skeins or balls and not tangled.
+ Knitting needles and crochet hooks.
+ Embroidery floss, embroidery and cross stitch supplies.+ Beads, cord, and sequins.
+ Dyeing supplies
+ Rug hooking supplies, felting supplies
+ Any tools related to textile crafting.WHAT WE DO NOT TAKE:
+ Dirty and damaged fabric and notions. Old thread, elastic, and interfacing will usually be thrown out.+ Patterns that have been poorly re-folded and/or cut up.
+ Most magazines (some exceptions made for high-quality publications).
+ Bed sheets, curtains, tablecloths, etc. are better used by other organizations. Please do not donate the cut-off bottoms of curtains or clothing!!!
+ Finished or partially finished clothing or any other works in progress (with the exception of quilt squares).Not seeing your items on this list? Just ask!"
Clink on the link below to make an appointment...
Source:
https://www.pastandfuturecraft.com/shopTo book an appointment for donations:
https://www.pastandfuturecraft.com/booking-calendar/donation-drop-off#SolarPunkSunday #MaineEvents #FabricStore #Reuse #SewingClasses #CreativeReuseCenter
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So, I heard about this place on #WMPG...
#WestbrookME - Past + Future Craft Exchange
"Affordable, sustainable, well-organized second hand crafting supplies"
They also offer classes, including how to use a #SewingMachine ($60 for Sewing Machine basics), #Quilting ($200 includes fabric & thread, and access to a quilting kit), #BlockPrinting on fabric ($50) and more!
"Give your unwanted craft supplies a good home
Get rid of your unwanted fabric, sewing machines, and other crafting supplies by donating to a good cause! In most cases, donations must be brought to our location in Westbrook. If your donation fits into two shopping bags or one large tote, then an appointment is not necessary. For larger donations, please schedule a time to drop off by contacting us or by using the scheduling app.
In special cases, we can pick up your donation if you are located within 150 miles of Westbrook, ME. Please email us with photos of the donation to arrange pick up.
Now offering store credit for donations! We will issue a $5 gift card for each large (16 gallon) bin of salable* material donated, and $10 for each repairable* sewing machine.
*Gift cards may be sent by email after donations are sorted and evaluated.
WHAT WE ACCEPT:
+ All kinds of fabric in pieces a quarter yard or larger, with intact selvedges, including bolts and rolls of fabric. Clean and folded is very much appreciated!
+ Notions like zippers, bias tape, velcro, elastic, thread, buttons. We do not want second-hand fusible items like interfacing.
+ Sewing tools like scissors, thread snips, needles, pins and pincushions, tape measures, chalk, seam rippers, supply organizers, dress forms.
+ Domestic sewing machines, depending on the model. We do not accept domestic sewing machine cabinets (space is limited and machines need to be able to fit on a shelf). We also take spare manuals, presser feet, power cords, bobbins, and other machine accessories.
+ Sewing patterns that are neatly folded and have not been cut into.
+ Sewing books, but not magazines.
+ Finished quilts, quilt tops, quilt squares.
+ Vintage handmade linens, such as embroidered napkins and handkerchiefs.
+ Batting, fiber fill, pillow forms, and foam.
+ Yarn - in skeins or balls and not tangled.
+ Knitting needles and crochet hooks.
+ Embroidery floss, embroidery and cross stitch supplies.+ Beads, cord, and sequins.
+ Dyeing supplies
+ Rug hooking supplies, felting supplies
+ Any tools related to textile crafting.WHAT WE DO NOT TAKE:
+ Dirty and damaged fabric and notions. Old thread, elastic, and interfacing will usually be thrown out.+ Patterns that have been poorly re-folded and/or cut up.
+ Most magazines (some exceptions made for high-quality publications).
+ Bed sheets, curtains, tablecloths, etc. are better used by other organizations. Please do not donate the cut-off bottoms of curtains or clothing!!!
+ Finished or partially finished clothing or any other works in progress (with the exception of quilt squares).Not seeing your items on this list? Just ask!"
Clink on the link below to make an appointment...
Source:
https://www.pastandfuturecraft.com/shopTo book an appointment for donations:
https://www.pastandfuturecraft.com/booking-calendar/donation-drop-off#SolarPunkSunday #MaineEvents #FabricStore #Reuse #SewingClasses #CreativeReuseCenter
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Un detalle de la talla que llevo realizando desde hace algunos meses.
Pronto más noticias ;)
#xilografía #xilografia #xilograbado #xilogravura #blockprinting #grabado #grabadomexicano #woodcut
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possibly weird confession:
I really like the smell of linoleum.
the pink rubber linoleum substitute didn't really have much of a smell, and the grey was oddly...sweet, but wrong.but linoleum just smells...woody? and warm nice.
#linoCut #LinoPrint #blockPrinting #alienBlockPrints #linoleum
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possibly weird confession:
I really like the smell of linoleum.
the pink rubber linoleum substitute didn't really have much of a smell, and the grey was oddly...sweet, but wrong.but linoleum just smells...woody? and warm nice.
#linoCut #LinoPrint #blockPrinting #alienBlockPrints #linoleum
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possibly weird confession:
I really like the smell of linoleum.
the pink rubber linoleum substitute didn't really have much of a smell, and the grey was oddly...sweet, but wrong.but linoleum just smells...woody? and warm nice.
#linoCut #LinoPrint #blockPrinting #alienBlockPrints #linoleum
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possibly weird confession:
I really like the smell of linoleum.
the pink rubber linoleum substitute didn't really have much of a smell, and the grey was oddly...sweet, but wrong.but linoleum just smells...woody? and warm nice.
#linoCut #LinoPrint #blockPrinting #alienBlockPrints #linoleum
-
possibly weird confession:
I really like the smell of linoleum.
the pink rubber linoleum substitute didn't really have much of a smell, and the grey was oddly...sweet, but wrong.but linoleum just smells...woody? and warm nice.
#linoCut #LinoPrint #blockPrinting #alienBlockPrints #linoleum
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An unofficial guide to block printing via Austin Kleon
As I said in Friday’s newsletter, pretty much all I did over spring break was make block prints and listen to dub reggae.
Several folks asked how I do it, so I made a batch of videos to share. I learned a few of these tips in the workshop I took with Dana Tanamachi that I mentioned in my “Living Seasonally” newsletter.I want to emphasize that I am a total amateur at this stuff, and I will miss a bunch that you can learn elsewhere in tutorials by more qualified people.
That said, I wrote a whole section in Show Your Work! about how there’s a lot of value in learning from beginners. Because beginners have only recently figured stuff out, they know what a beginner needs to know better than an expert does…#art #artwork #craft #blockprinting #print #printing #shared
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An unofficial guide to block printing via Austin Kleon
As I said in Friday’s newsletter, pretty much all I did over spring break was make block prints and listen to dub reggae.
Several folks asked how I do it, so I made a batch of videos to share. I learned a few of these tips in the workshop I took with Dana Tanamachi that I mentioned in my “Living Seasonally” newsletter.I want to emphasize that I am a total amateur at this stuff, and I will miss a bunch that you can learn elsewhere in tutorials by more qualified people.
That said, I wrote a whole section in Show Your Work! about how there’s a lot of value in learning from beginners. Because beginners have only recently figured stuff out, they know what a beginner needs to know better than an expert does…#art #artwork #craft #blockprinting #print #printing #shared
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An unofficial guide to block printing via Austin Kleon
As I said in Friday’s newsletter, pretty much all I did over spring break was make block prints and listen to dub reggae.
Several folks asked how I do it, so I made a batch of videos to share. I learned a few of these tips in the workshop I took with Dana Tanamachi that I mentioned in my “Living Seasonally” newsletter.I want to emphasize that I am a total amateur at this stuff, and I will miss a bunch that you can learn elsewhere in tutorials by more qualified people.
That said, I wrote a whole section in Show Your Work! about how there’s a lot of value in learning from beginners. Because beginners have only recently figured stuff out, they know what a beginner needs to know better than an expert does…#art #artwork #craft #blockprinting #print #printing #shared
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An unofficial guide to block printing via Austin Kleon
As I said in Friday’s newsletter, pretty much all I did over spring break was make block prints and listen to dub reggae.
Several folks asked how I do it, so I made a batch of videos to share. I learned a few of these tips in the workshop I took with Dana Tanamachi that I mentioned in my “Living Seasonally” newsletter.I want to emphasize that I am a total amateur at this stuff, and I will miss a bunch that you can learn elsewhere in tutorials by more qualified people.
That said, I wrote a whole section in Show Your Work! about how there’s a lot of value in learning from beginners. Because beginners have only recently figured stuff out, they know what a beginner needs to know better than an expert does…#art #artwork #craft #blockprinting #print #printing #shared
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An unofficial guide to block printing via Austin Kleon
As I said in Friday’s newsletter, pretty much all I did over spring break was make block prints and listen to dub reggae.
Several folks asked how I do it, so I made a batch of videos to share. I learned a few of these tips in the workshop I took with Dana Tanamachi that I mentioned in my “Living Seasonally” newsletter.I want to emphasize that I am a total amateur at this stuff, and I will miss a bunch that you can learn elsewhere in tutorials by more qualified people.
That said, I wrote a whole section in Show Your Work! about how there’s a lot of value in learning from beginners. Because beginners have only recently figured stuff out, they know what a beginner needs to know better than an expert does…#art #artwork #craft #blockprinting #print #printing #shared
