I've now spent two lovely, inspiring days in GJ printing fabric with a group of Colorado women. It has been great! We spent the first day doing deconstructed screen printing, and the second mainly doing thermofax printing. I was glad Rayna also demo'ed gelatin plate printing- it looks fascinating, and I will certainly try it at home.
The studio setup here at Fabric Arts Studios is great- it is definitely more amenable to printing and dyeing than other places I've been. Here's the class from the back, hard at work--

I was up close while Rayna spoke about thermofax printing.

And by the end of the day, we were all exhausted.

There was lots of incredible cloth created, and I ended up joining the local art quilt group here, AQuA. Hey, Junction is less than a four hour drive from home!
Tomorrow, I'll try to post pictures of my fabric.
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