Block Printing on Fabric

Create your own block-printed fabric pieces! Print bandanas and tea towels for personal use or gifting. Use your own found or drawn line-based images–or the instructor’s source images–to transfer onto Inovart Eco Karve printing plates, which are softer and easier to carve than traditional lino. Transfer techniques, carving skills, inking the block, pattern layout, and proper printing pressure will be covered. All levels welcome.

$75

Jennifer Reis is a textile artist who creates intensively hand-worked, ornately beaded, and embellished paper doll icons on cloth using traditional and alternative materials. She has received numerous awards and prizes, including Kentucky’s Al Smith Fellowship, national adjudicated and invitational exhibitions, and teaching opportunities at Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts, John C. Campbell Folk School, Craft Alliance Center of Art + Design, Cleveland Institute of Art, Society of Contemporary Craft, and the Southwest School of Art.