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Published: 2009-05-04 12:23:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 38718; Favourites: 2378; Downloads: 0
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Work for my printmaking class (i.e. I drew and then printed the skeleton onto the calico). Sorry that all the photos are all a little different in colour, they were photographed in really crappy lighting and they were difficult to edit... but I really just wanted to get this up.I am pretty happy with how this guy turned out... so much variation! eheheh!!
INTERACTIVE!!
EDIT: Wowee! A DD! Thanks a bunch!
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Absolutely adorable!!
Love the tiny tiny skeleton feet 
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you're very welcome!
I forgot to watch you but I'll fix that right away
Your work is inspiring and unique - keep it up!
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Hullo, this is A M A Z I N G!!!!
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This is really awesome! you have such an interesting skill
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An "interesting" skill, eh? well thank you!
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Ooh! - U is such a Miss Clever Trouseringtons
Much respect 
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soooooooooo flipping awesome.
wow.
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Adorable!! You should definitely put it on etsy.com!!
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ah, well I actually put my work in a gallery, but thanks, glad you like it!
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the skeletons feet made me go ASKASOFJKAOSFJASOFJAS. want etttsss feeetsssszz
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ehehe.... some people think they're creepy... I tink dey're cuuute!!
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How clever! The skeleton is a little creepy, but that just makes it more adorable... somehow :D
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Well skeletons ARE creepy... but it's just what we got on the inside!!
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awww, adorable 
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No, it's a lot easier to take out and in than I thought it would be, fairly surprised at how well it worked... the zip can catch a little at the top, but it's not hard to get open..
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awesome! such an awesome idea! and so cute!
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this is a real cute, inspiring little creature. the bow only makes it better.
i actually wonder, how did you print the skeleton on the fabric?
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It's called a spirit transfer, and it's done by getting a black and white photocopy of the image you want to transfer (it has to be an old black and white only photocopier, the pigment in the new copiers doesn't work) keeping in mind the image will flip when you transfer (so if there is any text or anything you'd want to flip that first). Put the image face down on a piece of fabric and rub eucalyptus oil on the back of the paper with a cloth in the areas you want to print, then run it through a printing press under high pressure (I suppose not everyone has one of those at their disposal..)
The print seems pretty hardy, it doesn't seem to smudge a while after printing, and I have put fabric with prints through the wash and they don't really seem to fade much.
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very interesting, thanks for the detailed information. :>
i might try to find a way to try that.
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no problem! Look forward to seeing what you come up with if you get the printingses done!
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i love the bow on his butt!
the first little plushie thing i ever make had a little duck button on his butt, and i called him duck-butt
so i'll always think of this cute little guy as bow-butt
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HA! what a beautiful story!
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you are ever so good at making plushies! his insides are awesome!
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OH. EM. GEE. That is the bestest ever in ever, even. Wowzers. *stunned* You are truly the master *bows*
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Eeeheee... not the BESTEST... but I am ok... *beam*
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Codswallop and balderdash! Bestest!! And you are pure brilliance. Shiny, beamy, brilliance.
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DO WANT. This is adorable, and I love the idea.
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