I placed my fabric on my printing board. Applied paint with a brayer or foam roller and placed the stamp on the fabric. This was the moment that I realised that not all the bands had the same thickness. As you can see in this picture, not all the shapes are well defined.
So I replaced some rubber bands with others ones:
And printed again. This time with better results:
For me it is not compulsary that each and every shape should be as well defined as the other, after all the irregularities make the fabric more interesting. The first fabric certainly has its use, but I wanted to show you the difference as well.
now thats a new use for rubber bands I really like!!
ReplyDeleteLuc circles and these are so organic!
ReplyDeleteA more permanent stamp can be devised with double-faced rug tape and a scrap of wood. Rubber bands can be cut for non-circles, even making letters: mine was JOY.
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful. I really like the movement created by 'nearly ovals'.
ReplyDeleteSandy in the UK
Oh Oh OH! I have those!
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