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A few weeks ago I went along to the Design Market at Federation Square in Melbourne and I bought 2 lovely posters that were silkscreened right on the spot by the Harvest Textiles team. It was very inspiring to see the whole process happen right in front of me and I am very keen to look into one of their silkscreening classes, I just need to add that to my list of 21 million things I really wonna do! Have a look at their blog here. Have a great weekend everyone. P x

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Maxabella said…
Oh I love this. I am fascinated by silk screening and I remember the pleasure of doing it in Year 10 Art at school... so, you know, it's been a while!!!!
July 23, 2010 at 2:14 PM
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Sissy Sparrows said…
So jealous....I love watching all the processes of things being created.
August 1, 2010 at 8:25 AM
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