Okay this is really cool. I wish I worked this hard at the short ones school lunches. Come on I made the snack pack sacks to put her goods in- I just can’t get all creative on sandwiches every day. I so wish I had the energy though because the are ridiculous! Check out these crazy cool sandwiches at funky lunch .
cute characters cut from sandwich fixins
What fun we gals had playing with the YUDU screen printer. It was a little slow going because my pregnancy (at the time) brain was a bit forgetful of the rules. Such as don’t peel the plastic sheet off of the emulsion before you burn the screen. I also had to have help from the crowd to remember where the plates went when burning and when printing. I also think I want to get a softer squeegee as the hard one that comes with the system is a bit tough to pull. I am going to do a great deal of YUDUing this fall as I prepare for our annual open studio event on December 12. I can’t wait to print up a ton of onesies. If you’re having a baby or know someone who is – you’ll have to check them out. During our night of gal pal fun we printed onesies, baby bibs, greeting cards, tee-shirts and Sarah even printed an apron. Rosie’s project really turned out the best. She used her Cricut machine to cut out a couple of ducks and Sarah helped her cut into the big one and place the smaller one inside to create a nesting image. She cut them out of black card stock and her design really worked well. Those of us who did drawings directly on the transparency really need to use thicker Sharpies next time as we lost some of our lines. We also audio recorded our chatter and once this is edited I will post the pod-cast I am making with the help of my friend Adam. More YUDU pics to come as I play more throughout the coming weeks.
Gas Girl screen printed on a baby bib
Rosie's duck greeting cards
Adam - our pod-casting, audio assisting guru
Me chatting while my YUDU screen is burning. With book and weight on top to hold the cover down. Per the YUDU instructions.
Our ink choices - so many to choose from. Thanks Mike at Provo!
A burned screen - with the emulsion still in
Scrubbing out the emulsion
Taping off the edges with clear packing tape
Putting some ink on the screen - ready to pull
A tee shirt ready for ink
Rosie (my mom) doing the pull
Cute monster design on the tee
Another Rosie shot - isn't she cute. She is loving the YUDU!
Today – A guest blogger invites viewers to shop for vintage modern furniture – read on . . . . .
If your looking for Vintage furniture pieces from industrial to danish to deco check out my booth at The Trove in Scottsdale. I just started this month. Pretty much a bit of everything but focusing specifically on furniture. I have a warehouse full of stuff that I will be rotating through the space. I have Plycraft, Knoll, Herman Miller, Teak, Danish, Wakefield, Primitive, 40’s 50’s 60’s 70’s and 80’s. If I would have it in my house… I buy it, but since my house is full. . . I sell it! I tend to get the things people need like coffee tables, lamps, end tables, sofas, dining tables and chairs, lounge chairs, pairs and singles, credenzas, bedside tables, desks and a few kitchen items. I also have a soft spot for coffee mugs and vintage thermos. The space is less than ten by ten so check back often. Most of my stuff I am selling I have in a storage warehouse and I will take it to the Trove as I get it ready to go. Thanks for looking!!!
jeremyb
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