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| Pris Lynch explaining the process of soy was batik. |
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| Jennifer Gould holding some of her soy wax batik samples. |
Guild members and guests work on small samples of batik using melted soy wax and thinned paints.
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| Jennifer Gould shows a long screen printed sample she did at Susie Krage's "mystery workshop" in Detroit using fugitives (watercolor pencils, pastels), paper resists, textile paint and base extender. |
Show 'n Tell provided us with a look at members' work they'd done the previous month.
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| Wendy Rice's free form machine embroidered quilt piece. |
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| Marty Swank showed a carrying box covered with fabric that folds flat. |
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| Crimp Weave sample by Jennifer Gould. Lavender fabric below shows how the initially woven fabric has white threads that are pulled to contract fabric. The lavender is a thermoplastic Orlon acrylic yarn that, when steamed, shrinks permanently creating a crimped and elastic fabric like green above. |
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