Supply List

I always encourage everyone to watch the videos before purchasing any supplies. There will be techniques that connect with you and then others that you will know right away you don’t want to use and incorporate.

I know that you will already have many of the tools needed. I will share what I use but that does not mean you have to have exactly what I use to create beautiful art in this workshop.

Dye Baths

• You can use almost anything to create dye baths. In the class we are working with black beans, avocado pits, teas and a Rit Dye. Please watch the course first to see if you like the colors produced by the different baths. 

Hand Stitched Journal

• You can purchase a journal kit HERE. If you want to make the whole kit from scratch you can watch a free tutorial HERE.
• Fabric scraps for the cover, embroidery thread and either a stencil or your own design. If you are interested in the stencil it is also included in the KIT or you can purchase it directly HERE.
• Jeanne's favorite wax thread for bookbinding

Natural Pigments

• This will only require you to step out your front door and see what minerals you have on your property or in the region where you live. This is a fun way to bring your natural world into your art. If you purchase the KIT you will receive some natural minerals from our land.

Translucent Layers and Printing Making with a Gelli Plate

• Gelli Plate (watch the video first to see if this connects with your own process)
• Transparent papers new and old (deli paper, tracing paper, tissue paper, vellum)

Abstract Art

• • Wood panel
  • Clear Gesso
  • White gesso or Titanium White Paint
  • Woodburner (optional and please watch the video first)
  • Plaster gauze
  • Black China Marker
  • Black Stabilo Pencil
  • Along with cardboard and other elements you will have around I also use broken up basswood sheets in three of the projects
  • Vintage ephemera
  • Papers you made from this bonus lesson
  • Scraps of paper, envelopes, bits of cardboard, wood etc. Search your trashcans before buying anything!
  • Calcium Carbonate
  • Plexiglass (I cut down the plexiglass we used. If you do not want to cut it down purchase the plexiglass and the wood panels that are the same size)
  • Upholstery Tacks

Disclosure of Material Connection: Some or all of the links in this supply list are affiliate links.  This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, we will receive an affiliate commission and we are disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.  Please note that we only share the supplies listed by the teacher in this course.  As always, our heart is to encourage you to use what you already have and, when we suggest products, we only share supplies that we use and endorse.