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Lotta Prints: How to Print with Anything, from Potatoes to Linoleum

by Lotta Jansdotter

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Another charmer from Lotta Jansdotter, Lotta Prints covers all the details you need to start embellishing your surfaces (fabric, paper, walls, etc.) with a variety of craft processes. I'm a big fan of potato printing, as recipients of my Christmas cards will vouch for. The many fans of Jansdotter's Simple Sewing will recognize and welcome her distinctive bold-and-basic Scandinavian style.
Recommended by Tracey, Powell's City of Books

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Publisher Comments:

Stencil leaves on the walls, stamp flowers on wrapping paper, screen-print on a skirt the sky's the limit. Beautiful photographs inspire while step-by-step instructions and illustrations explain the basics.

Plus, Lotta has included eight ready-to-use stencil pages with hand-drawn patterns, so crafters can easily achieve her signature style. Our innovative format, with perforated stencil sheets and a catchall envelope at back, makes this a fantastic resource for any aspiring printer.

Synopsis:

Scandinavian designer Jansdotter shows how easy it is to print patterns on all sorts of surfaces. Using stencils, rubber stamps, homemade screens, and other easy techniques, the projects range from simple prints easy for beginners to more involved projects for experienced artists.

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About the Author

Lotta Jansdotter is a self-taught designer. She works from her studio in Brooklyn, New York.

Jenny Hallengren was born in Sweden and lives in Stockholm, where she works as a freelance photographer.

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Product Details

ISBN:

9780811860376

Author:

Jansdotter, Lotta

Publisher:

Chronicle Books (CA)

Photographer:

Hallengren, Jenny

Author:

Jansdotter

Subject:

General

Subject:

Handicraft

Subject:

Relief printing.

Subject:

Decorating

Subject:

Crafts-General

Copyright:

2008

Publication Date:

20080431

Binding:

TRADE PAPER

Language:

English

Illustrations:

Y

Pages:

120

Dimensions:

8.02x8.77x.52 in. 1.03 lbs.

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Product details 120 pages Chronicle Books - 2011-01-28 English 9780811860376 Reviews:

"Staff Pick" by Tracey,

Another charmer from Lotta Jansdotter, Lotta Prints covers all the details you need to start embellishing your surfaces (fabric, paper, walls, etc.) with a variety of craft processes. I'm a big fan of potato printing, as recipients of my Christmas cards will vouch for. The many fans of Jansdotter's Simple Sewing will recognize and welcome her distinctive bold-and-basic Scandinavian style.

by Tracey

"Synopsis" by Libri, Scandinavian designer Jansdotter shows how easy it is to print patterns on all sorts of surfaces. Using stencils, rubber stamps, homemade screens, and other easy techniques, the projects range from simple prints easy for beginners to more involved projects for experienced artists.