•Zazzle (ships internationally)

•Artofwhere (US, UK, Canada)

•Canvaschamp (US, UK, Canada)

•CVS (US only)

•Spoonflower (ships internationally)

•Or paint directly on fabric using Textile Medium and Fabric Markers

•What I’ve had printed: coasters, socks, water bottle, fabric, apron, pillows, cards, purse

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This was so much fun and I didn't really know when to stop. Thank you Bettina.

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I used bubble wrap, pain killer packs and two types of netting. The film began as Bettina was starting to introduce pens so I don't know what she suggested but I went in with some simple flat brush edging.

I feel that I need to knock the dark bits back a little. I may update this! So much fun to do.

Edited with a before and after. My silver pen had dried up so I used gold against my better instincts and I made stupid marks. Oh well.

Top layers- scraped on whites with palette knife, scratched into wet white paint with bamboo skewer

Very little brush work here. Mostly used a pallet knife and scrunched wrapping from the recycling bag, damp cloth and a bit of fine line. So much fun to play around.

I used the wrong (textured) side of the paper for the baubles by mistake. Not a good idea with wet in wet. Oh well, it was still fun to do and I like the loopy tree which I would not have thought to do, even though I love to doodle loops. Thanks Bettina and Noni.

....aah - I forgot to outline the baubles. I may return when they are dry.

The colours are more vibrant than this photo but I realise now I'm posting it, that I was going to add some white marks after it had dried overnight.

I started drawing random squares using a straight edge but not measuring and I ended up with 12. I love seeing them all together.

Watercolour and a Sharpie Creative Marker which works well on damp paper but may not have done the tip much good.

I found the quickest method was to put paint on the edge of my card with a brush.

Please remove if I've over-stepped. (Sue C)

Thinking it needs a few marks & doodles…

Plus, the blind sketch of the orchid on my desk 🌿

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Over 20 years ago, I worked for a small company and the owner always stumbled over my name..I just didn’t look like a Sue to him. I asked him what he would prefer to call me and he said Janet. That evening I went home and made a t-shirt using this method, that said “call me Janet”. The filler images were some of his works so it amused him and fed his not inconsiderable ego 😁

I’ve used a lot of these transfer pages in the past and I would say that in every case, I have had to flip the original image but I am in the U.K. so ours may be different and probably more significantly, it was a loooooong time ago!

PS. Couldn't find much when searching on "doodle sticks", however when I switched to "painted garden stakes" I found a bunch. Hope that is helpful.

I used one of those rubber wedges by Catalyst and it skipped a little, adding texture with no effort on my part! Some of my paints were more translucent and irridescant - mainly Pebeo.

I added a few marks in the morning and I kinda wish I hadn't.

I confess that much as I REALLY love all the sessions (and community) provided throughout the year, I need the summer rest as there are so many things to do outside and I'd like time/headspace for my own explorations so I will not be joining Bettina's longer classes. However, my FOMO 🤣 means I've signed up for the summer specials from Jennifer, Bettina and Dylan.