A print I designed for Alexandra Hojer, using my 'sprigs' block, live and in the flesh and made up into beautiful clothes, at the Biscuit Mill market.
(Edited: I didn't mean to imply that I printed all the fabric for Alex myself; I set up a repeat using the block I'd carved, and it was silk screened by a local printer.)
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I love Alexandra's clothing! One day I will own something of hers.
I look forward to seeing this print in her shop. You poor thing printing all that - but I think the end result is worth it. :) I hope that you are putting your feet up now and sipping a cup of tea. It looks like it was a lot of work.
Wow, that looks great Jezze!
Mary
What a pretty application! Thanks for sharing.
So pretty. Must be lovely to see one of your designs on fabric.
Pretty, pretty and let me ad, pretty!
Good work, jesse :)
Just imagine, one of these days you will be walking in the street, and your print just cross next to you, isn't that amazing!!!
Have a nice weekend.
OMG how incredibly beautiful is that fabric!?! Gorgeous work Jesse.
Very impressive. The time it took will not be known or matter to many - and less likely to a buyer. That is really not the point. The point is in the variations, subtle texture - and even the little slip-ups - that add up to a certain quality no machine or assembly line can reproduce. People don't pay for the time it took you - they pay for the particular results. I'm glad you've found an audience for your efforts.
It looks great, Jesse! Must check out this clothing...
Wow! It looks beautiful as a blouse!! I hope this means you get some fancy new clothes! (Someone has to test drive them right?)
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