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  • Genre:crafts & hobbies
  • Sub-genre:Dye
  • Language:English
  • Pages:116
  • Paperback ISBN:9780473664275

Dyed & Gone to Heaven

By Liz Constable

Overview

Ready for an off-beat, creative adventure that will open up a world of artistic possibilities? Then hold on to your hats! Join Liz Constable as she takes you on an inspirational journey in and beyond her studio to some of her favourite places. This fun loving book artist will share her secret tips and tricks for achieving fabulous effects with papers and dye. Dyed and Gone to Heaven is all about play. Liz will introduce you to fun and daring new ways to dye paper; help you to break out of a creative rut and encourage you to go wild in your creative space.
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Description

If you're looking for a unique and fun way to dye paper then you are going to LOVE Dyed & Gone to Heaven. This technique - created by New Zealand based Book Artist Liz Constable - has brought such joy to so many creators around the world. In this book you will learn how to: Recognise unique objects to work with Use heat and metal to get stunning results Have fun experimenting with dyes, paper, heat and coffee Get results you'll be thrilled with & let yourself go! Once you Immerse yourself in this technique, you'll never look at frayed fabric, metal bits or a clothes iron in the same way again!!
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About The Author

Liz Constable is a New Zealand-based author and self-taught book artist from Book Art Studios. Liz has published five books, however, The Department of Angels is her debut novel. Blending her love of storytelling with a deep passion for bookmaking, Liz designed the cover for her new book, creating a unique and playful result. Highly experimental by nature, her work reflects a curiosity-driven philosophy of "what happens if," particularly in her explorations of dye and paper. A natural born teacher, Liz makes learning fun and loves taking her students on creative adventures, inviting them to explore new paths with her, simply to see where they lead.
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