Motor bike and pinup girl Thank you Sarah Payne Quilter & Screen Sensation

Hello all you awesome crafters,

I am updating my Motorbike tee shirt.
I used the screen sensation stamp system to stamp out the word Vintage underneath the rubber burn of the motorbike. I used a different alphabet stamp from Recollections stamp products. I do have the screen sensation alphabet stamp set but they are way to large for my purpose. However I did use the Screen Sensation New silver ink in the large pot.

There are many ways I could have put this word on. One way would have been to cut it out in silver vinyl  or made my own Vintage word stamp with my Brother Scan n Cut. I could have also embroidered it on with my Singer embroidery machine. There are many other ways as well. My choice was to use the screen sensation. I also used a wonderful water pen to achieve my finished work on the word Vintage.
In picture one you will see the vintage word only printed out on the tee shirt. Notice the transparency of the word.

In picture two you will see the word again but this time I went back and filled in by hand using the water brush and the screen sensation new silver ink.

In picture three you will see the water brush that I used.The water brush product is made by Art. I used a round brush. You fill it with water give it a squeeze fill the tip with the water and pick up your paint or medium you are using. I found the flow with the screen sensation ink worked much better then using a regular dry paint brush. These brushes are excellent for using with water color paints and sumi ink to do sumi painting. Very nice indeed.

I have been working on something for my husband, in between making my cushion cover for the 16x16 cushion I am making. I have been doing a bit of screen sensation. I took one of my husbands tee shirts and printed on it. Still in the making just letting it dry and then I will iron it to set in the design. When I have it ready I will be stamping on to it the word Vintage. As this is a vintage motor bike and pin up featured from the 1950's. Thanks to a great product called Screen Sensation.

I did see it demonstrated by a lovely British Lady Sarah Payne. Sarah is a quilter and also a demonstrator of products on a show called Create and Craft. I am following her lead her. She demonstrated this design and I was intrigued and had to have it. Here is my rendition of her creation.

Sarah is a renowned quilter and sewest.  She has her own usb on quilting and sewing. I endorse her usb products and her creations. Thank you Sarah for your creativity and the knowledge that you share with the world. You can find her on facebook and youtube.

Thank you for reading if you have.
Happy Crafting,
Fawna