Learn to Silk Paint -- Dyes, Paints, Frames, and Silks
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2024
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Take your silk painting to new levels with this wonderful online workshop from author and Silk Painting artist, Jill Kennedy.
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A wonderful foundation workshop for those getting started with this wonderful textile craft, as well as a great primer for advanced artists looking to broaden their silk painting practice. This edition includes a 175-Page eBook with all of the same material as available in the online workshop. A great value!
Jill begins with the basics in this step-by-step workshop discussing all the tools and materials you need to set up. Whereas silk paints can be a little limited in what you can do with them, Jill explains how silk dyes offer even the beginner the opportunity to create one of a kind works of art that are sure to please. From there Jill explores a variety of techniques of working with silks, dyes, and other products which add and subtract color on the fabric.
Widely considered the finest online Introduction to Silk Painting Course you can own!
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You have helped me more in the 1st 5 min than any other CZcams tutorial! You are amazing. Thank you I will be watching all of your videos!!!
Thanks for the compliment! Catch Jill's complete workshop and PDF Study Book here: gallicreative.com/product/silk-painting-with-jill-kennedy-1/
Thank you for your descript about painting & You are very very greatest teacher. I have no words to tell you greatest service. This video is most valuable for me.
Thank you. 30 year potter here. Retired and taking a silk dying class. Why? Great instruction and background.
She’s absolutely amazing. All her videos are detailed and very helpful
Finally!!!!I am an artist who was looking for all this information but couldn’t find it anywhere. Thank you for telling us the supplies needed!
the full workshop is available here: gallicreative.com/collections/dvds/silk-painting-with-jill-kennedy-1/
Thank you so much for your time and detailed tutorial!
Excellent explanation ... thank you
Thanks so much for the info. I'm going to check out your link and hopefully take your workshop!
visit the shop at: www.gallicreative.com ;-) enjoy!
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Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us, love the way you explain, love your work, and I am your new subscriber 💝💝
Amazing thank you
You're a great teacher! Just recently got silk paints and glad to find such a wealth of info in such a short time!
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Very well explained. Thank you! Would love to have a go some day!
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Great video. I have a late 19th century silk painting of a peacock that has faded would you suggest paint or dyes. It's been framed and I certainly dont want to wash or iron it.
Love your videos and decided to give it a try. Can you please let me know if I can use satin? I am having a hard time trying to get Habotai.
Any other fabric good for beginners?
Many thanks!!
This is a very useful video, l also do fabric paining with acrylic colours but after painting the materials become stiff,please can you tell me what should l do to soften the fabric?
Hello Jill. I just bought your video, and it is very informative with the different tecnikes, I loved it. But I am missing some informations, about the dyes,. It seams that yuo uses a lot of it, and if I look at the bottels i can buy, the seam aufull small. are the very much concentrated and have to be deluted with water. also I miss you telling how you finish the schafs, as I only see the work on the frame. and the edges at not finished. Do you cut it and the by hand or mashine sew it. I would apriciate uour answer Best regards Marianne Dal from Denmark
Hi Marianne, Studio Galli here -- can we suggest that you join the Facebook group here: facebook.com/groups/silkpainters/ this organization is VERY helpful for answering a lot of questions. Jill is now retired and unlikely to reply to emails about this workshop. Jill works on blanks as well as unfinished silks. Blanks have rolled and sewing edges, as purchased from dealers. Unfinished silks are taken to a sewing/garment shop and finished by a professional sewing person. Depending on the brand of dye you use and the concentrate, you will dilute or not dilute -- so it depends on the brand. Regarding how much to dilute, it depends on the color concentration you want. Dark red, dilute a litte. Light red, dilute a lot. But first talk to the people who sold the dye to you for instructions. In the USA Dharma Trading has a lot of online information, and as well a support email: service@dharmatrading.com. Check out this page -- www.dharmatrading.com/techniques/silkpaint/silk-painting-techniques.html
Very helpful , can I use inks as I have loads of colours and it's for a picture , not something that will need washing
paula burch has a great blog -- check it out -- www.pburch.net/dyeing/blog/2017/11/09/i-have-used-alcohol-inks-to-paint-on-silk-and-wonder-how-best-to-fix-the-dye/
Hi Jill.... Thanks for the wonderful tips. I am a beginner in silk painting and this information is very useful. It would be very helpful if you guide about the background painting techniques as whenever I paint it, the colour does not mix properly and it becomes patchy...
Hi there, Jill is retired so unable to answer. I recommend you speak with your dye supplier about this problem. Also check out Facebook for "Silk Painters International", join their group, and ask your questions there. Good chance someone else is having the same issue or has resolved it. Silk paints have different viscosity -- some blend and flow better than others. Also the temperature will stop the flow -- if the room is very warm it's possible the colors are not working correctly.
Thanks for sharing. One question from me. Fo you paint on wet cloth or dry??
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good morning could you tell me some brands of dye color, even non-professional, since I'm learning, that they don't cost much? those of jacquard will certainly be of octane quality but they are not cheap. thanks.
Hi there, I recommend that you look to a dealer who mix their own dyes in that case, in the US are Dharma Trading or Pro Chemical Dye, both are highly reputable and worth considering. You are looking for Silk Dyes -- www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/dyes-for-dyeing-silk-wool-nylon.html
Hi Jill. I just found your channel. I have never painted silk. I have a wine colored silk upholstered accent chair. I want to darken it to dark brown- black. I thought about wood staining over the fabric to bring it down just to darken and tone down. Can I use wood stain to achieve this? Thank you.❤
You will need a fabric paint. Try this brand and see what they say. Amazon sells the product as well. Good luck! www.furnitureclinic.co.uk/fabricoat-fabric-paint
Is it possible to paint on coloured silk? I'm thinking of painting on a pocket square but it is already blue and my drawing will be quite light-coloured, so is it manageable and what is recommended?
Use a thickener to get the results you want on colored silk fabrics. From the same video workshop, here is a short version of the demo: www.bing.com/videos/search?q=youtube+jill+kennedy+thickened+dye+paints&docid=608028903250264713&mid=0231FF2688B6975D7F9F0231FF2688B6975D7F9F&view=detail&FORM=VIRE
Hi- can you advise on fabric preparation? Most silks are treated with sizing before they are sold, making the finish somewhat “slick” and clean. I like the look of washed silks- georgette, light weight charmeuse and even habotais. I used Jacquard silks on chiffon 20 years ago in art school. They looked nice but after a year or so the dyes hardened the fabric, they became crisp and discolored and the project was destroyed. Do you think this has something to do with the dye or wash process? I didn’t wash the fabric before painting, or rinse after. I don’t remember if I steamed to set these, have you ever had this happen? I want to try again and curious how to keep fabric softness and transparency. Thank you!!
Hi there! Can you reach out to the Jacquard Product forum for information and advice? Also owner Asher Katz is responsive in emails. Good luck! www.jacquardproducts.com/forum
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@@cultofmara What did they tell you?
I also like to build my own wood frames, then cover with plastic packing tape, or varnish so it's easy to wipe dye off and keep them clean. With scarves that have a hem I use spring clips with rubber bands or elastic. I like your style of presenting. Are you in the UK? You sound British.
Jill is based in the UK! www.jillkennedysilkpainting.com
Any mail order companies you would recommend to get a starter kit?
It depends on where you are -- Europe, Australia, North America? Dharma Trading has a good kit, Jacquard has a good starter kit thru many dealers...www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/Jacquard_Silk_Colors_Green_Label_Starter_Set.html
Hello Jill, I can't overcome my issue how to get alcohol effect on silk after steaming. I bought your online workshop and I followed step by step steaming process but each time I try the alcohol effect gone. Could you help me please find out why I can't keep the alcohol effect. Thank you in advance.
hi, thanks for your inquiry -- can you please contact jill via her website? www.jillkennedy.com/.
Can you use a wooden art frame
Are you using water in the bottle as the medium?
The bottle contains GUTTA which is a resist to contain the dye. It can be of the 'gutta percha' variety meaning natural from the sap of the tree, or available as a water-based resist. Search "Gutta Silk Painting" for a variety of suppliers and options.
I wonder if I could use the same process for black satin?
Satin is a blend of fibers (some cellulose some synthetic) and so it depends on the satin but for the most part it does not take the dyes like silk. You would want to first see what your satin weave is made from, and then consult your dye supplier taking note of those fibers.
@@GALLICREATIVE Thanks for the help! :)
Would white paint show up on black dyed silk?
Paints would show up better if they were thickened first to sit on top of the dyed fabic. However that would cause some stiffening and loose opacity. It would be better to first apply a resist like soy wax or batik wax to the white fabric where you want white, and then dye the fabric black.
This would retain the hand of the fabric, opacity/sheer, and as well the greatest white value.
What should I do to give silk finish. I have Galria Newton and Windsor acrylic colours. Is gutta helpful in soften the stuff
Gutta is a natural gum from a tree that is used to temporarily create a boundary to prevent your dyes from flowing. Gutta creates lines to enable artists to first draw images (with a gutta pen) and then paint inside the cells. I am not sure what you mean by give your silk finish? Do you mean sheen or do you want to soften the hand of your fabric? I recommend joining the Facebook Group "Silk Painters International" where you can show your work and get answers to this and many questions artists have.
From where do we purchase these paints and dyes
It depends on your country. In North America there is Dharma Trading, Pro Chemical & Dye and Jacquard, plus Amazon.com, Dick Blick and many more. Where are you located?
www.jacquardproducts.com/silk-colors-kit
What’s the brand name of your pins. Please
hi there is no brand name, they are available as 'silk thumbtacks' www.dharmatrading.com/tools/silk-thumbtacks.html
What are names of some of the best dyes ?
Hi there, it depends on your location (country), climate and fabrics you are working with. Most artists buy samples of different dyes and then choose what works best for them, or by location. Pro Chem is East Coast USA, Dharma Trading is West Coast, very similar dyes and product offerings. Amazon sells a variety as well. Jill works with Dupont French Silk Dyes in the workshop however many artists love Jacquard Red Silk Dyes. Time to do a bit of research...
Is the word Ponje? I’m trying to find the silk online - Ponje 8 😎
Ponge
We’re is the best place to purchase dyes
Sorry for the late reply! It depends on where you live. There are many dealers in the USA and the UK and Australia. Look for "procion MX dyes", "silk painting dyes" or Jacquard silk dyes.
Where are you located
you can find this workshop here: gallicreative.com/collections/digital-editions/silk-painting-with-jill-kennedy-1/
nice artist you ,,,,l learn silk paint but i have not bord ,without bord pait,,,?
I m from Indiya,s MPs Indore
Why are you bright red, do you drink?
Totally our fault, it was our very first movie and we FLOODED the poor woman with way too much light...she literally got a sunburn!