Just when you thought you were done with the back-to-school shopping, you get what I call “The Teacher’s List” – notebooks, color coded folders, art supplies. Since my son’s pencil case is on the small side, I whipped up a roomy pouch on my sewing machine to hold art supplies, hi-lighters, and scissors. I used Golden’s digital grounds to print a large pencil on canvas and pieced it together with scraps I had in my fabric stash. If you’re interested in printing on fabric – go here!
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Very nice! And well designed too! He won’t lose that one!!!
Thank you!