Just wanted to share some of my High School Students work. These are Blue Glue Batiks. I did this same process with my daughter when she was 5. This process can be done with pre-school all the way to adults. More details on how to make a Glue Batik can be found here (click on the link): Blue Glue Batiks.
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Glorious Glue Batiks from The Chocolate Muffin Tree
How to do Batiks with Kids from The Artist Woman
Having fun with Glue Batik from The Artful Parent
Glue Batik Shirts from Mom's Crafty Space
Batik Design Without Wax from Shalanah Dawson
Love the symmetrical designs and limited color palette! Did the create their designs on paper first and then transfer them? I'd love to try this version of batik sometime.
ReplyDeleteYes Mary they did their designs on paper first. The limited color palette definitely helps to make them a success. If I did this again we would make them larger. Right now I am working with limited supplies.
DeleteThanks for sharing these beautiful student works! I'm glad to hear that younger students can tackle this technique! I look forward to learning it so I can share it with my students!
ReplyDeleteYour welcome! I want to share other HIgh School Projects too. It think all art projects are adaptable to all ages in some way. Why not?
DeleteIs it possible to wash the fabric after painting it in such way? I mean: can you paint on your t-shirts, or dresses?
ReplyDeleteIt looks incredible!
Yes, you can wash them. We used acrylic paint, but you could use fabric paint most definitely. It is a resist technique.
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