This week we explored using our mark making on fabric in preparation for our banner and used a combination of printing and drawing for our designs. We used polystyrene tiles this time for printing and fabric paint. Impressing our marks into the polystyrene takes a little practice but we learned as we tried just exactly how hard or soft we needed to press to get the best print. We could chose whatever subject we liked but some of us picked subjects we have been learning about, such as castles, ships and trains. Add caption Aneasha drew the Carlisle Canal Basin on fabric with crayons - showing the castle and Dixon's chimney in the background. Well done - great concentration. Evan used crayons to show effects of weather, clouds, rain and tried a new technique called frottage - placing paper over a textured surface then rubbing over with a crayon to add interest to the sea. Well done Evan. A great print by Lexie After printin...
Today we worked with clay - some of us for the first time. Jac had rolled out some flat pieces of clay for us and then showed us how to put these together in order to make the base for our ships we shall be displaying in Whitehaven Library. It was rather difficult and not all of us made a ship but Jac had brought little clay stamps and we were able to use these to make patterns and repeat patterns in the clay. There were alphabet stamps too! Once the clay has totally dried, Jac told us that she will put them into a kiln following which we shall be able to paint these. We shall be painting fabric for the sails too.
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