Yesterday, 10:29 AM
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These are not the nice smooth ones, but rather the rough yellowy commercial ones you get in institutions. They are really horrible to use on skin, but do make an excellent support. The paints and inks add to their tough nature, so I just might try a bit of stitchery, just for the fun of it, bearing your words in mind km. I have stitched on silk paper, but that has all that silk strength, so this would be a new experiment.
As for pounce, we made our own with coloured chalks when we needed it - for your purposes tailors chalk would work. Rub it over coarse sandpaper to produce a powder and transfer that to a little container to use over the prepped drawing. I have done that when I wanted a repeated detail and a stencil or a stamp wouldn't work. Which reminds me, those are great fun too, especially making our own stamps.
Adult playi,that is never wasting time, we learn so much.
As for pounce, we made our own with coloured chalks when we needed it - for your purposes tailors chalk would work. Rub it over coarse sandpaper to produce a powder and transfer that to a little container to use over the prepped drawing. I have done that when I wanted a repeated detail and a stencil or a stamp wouldn't work. Which reminds me, those are great fun too, especially making our own stamps.
Adult playi,that is never wasting time, we learn so much.