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| Me and my scarf |
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| marbleizing the paint with a 'rake' |
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| You can see on this one, I'm not marbleizing horizontally on the scarf |
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| good enough to stop, but no! |
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| This is the most magic photo! look at how the 'rake' is changing the pattern of the paint! |
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| nearly done |
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| the final touches |
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| tadah! Pictured is Oliver, he's the guy who helped me, step by step in this creation. |
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| Jane's scarf |
Once the scarf dries, it is lighter. And look at this amazing detail!
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| me and my scarf! |
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| Jane's scarf |
The name of the company is Mayu Silk Art and they came out to my friend's backyard and set everything up and brought all the supplies. You can find out everything on their website.
Wow! This looks like so much fun. I would love to do this. Your scarf is absolutely gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteFun idea with great results, I must find out more! Thanks for sharing their link.
ReplyDeleteYour scarf is gorgeous Jane. And what a fun time that must have been.
ReplyDeleteReally different. I have done that but painting on silk. So much fun to create something you can wear. Beautiful result.
ReplyDeleteThis is soooo beautiful! And what a great creative time!!
ReplyDeleteLOOKING good!
ReplyDeletegorgeous scarf!!! I love it!
ReplyDeleteWOW - the detail is incredible! And your big awesome smile - you have the happiest smile. : )
ReplyDeleteWe had a wonderful time at the party, and meeting Jane and all of the other great ladies, many of whom are also artists. We've been receiving requests from Jane's blog readers ever since she posted this story, and are soon to be heading to Palm Springs, Arizona, Minnesota, and (hopefully) Chicago to do workshops coordinated by some of her readers in these areas. We are so grateful for Jane's words of wonder and enthusiasm for her Experience, and for this beautiful, ancient art form in its new, 21st century context.
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