

This is the wooden block I used for rubbings and various castings - I have lightened everything off so there is a predominance of reddy copper.

Here is another piece before twin needling etc with a cast of the block sitting on top - no hand stitching yet
Below are 3 other castings I have done. Want to know how I did these? You will have to wait until it is time for Ratty Tatty Papers.....
But suffice to say if you have an interesting block or surface or stamp, you can do all sorts of things with it.



Back to my paper napkin little book.
2 comments:
Dale,
I like the way you play, I think about doing so but have trouble unbuttong enough to let things just happen; of your 3 castings i like the ethereal one the best look forwad llater to see what backing you put them on.
Lovely experiments Dale. I finally found the way to embellish the paper napkins
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