HOW TO – Tuesday! Make an “Invisible ink printer” – Take A New Twist On Lemon Juice. By Mike Golembewski Lemon juice has been used as invisible ink for centuries. Messages written in lemon juice are invisible to the naked eye. However, when brushed with a mix of iodine and water, they become quite visible. […]
MBear from Craftster has been experimenting with using styrofoam food packaging to carve cool linoleum-style blocks for printmaking. The results are fantastic!
Jen points us to this interesting tutorial from Charles G. Morgan on the Lee Valley & veritas Web site. I love the idea that using simple supplies like tin foil and plexi glass can result in such a beautiful print.
Laurriane of PatchworkPottery shows you how to make easy iron-on fabric labels in her tutorial. [ via Whip Up ]
Creative Kismet wanted to make a non-girly travel pouch for her husband, but her fabric stash didn’t offer much that was appropriate–so she took matters into her own hands and made some potato-print fabric using Lotta Jansdotter’s book as inspiration. Great job! Related: CRAFT Pattern Podcast – Stencil Printing by Lotta Jansdotter
Inhabitots shows you all the steps on how to make a customized silhouette t-shirt of your kids. So cute!
Jezze shows you how to make a fabric paint stamp pad in her tutorial. She writes: Sometimes when you’re printing tiny blocks (to make buttons, for instance) it’s quicker to ink the blocks with a stamp pad rather than a foam brush or roller. I haven’t been able to find any instructions for a home-made […]
