Marbling on Fabric

Lisa Thorpe

Surface Design Explorer, Organizational Wizard, Technique Trailblazer

lisathorpe.com

Easy

50+ Minutes

From Drab to Fab: Discover the Joy of Marbled Fabric Creations

Lisa Thorpe is a visionary quilt artist renowned for her innovative approach to fabric marbling and design. In this course, Lisa shares her artistic methods and teaches you how to marble fabric using simple and easy marbling techniques. The process of marbling is a mesmerizing and magical experience that transforms ordinary textiles into vibrant works of art.

You’ll learn how to make marble patterns by floating diluted fluid acrylics onto thickened water, creating rich, captivating color combinations that make for undeniably eye-catching designs. Lisa will guide you through the process, demonstrating classic marbled effects with dragging and combing techniques, while encouraging experimentation and creativity. This course includes a detailed, interactive PDF on prepping fabric and paints, ensuring you have all the resources you need. By the end of the course, you'll explore various applications for your marbled fabric, including quilts, garments, and bags, showcasing the versatility of your new skills.

BY THE END OF THIS CLASS, YOU’LL LEARN

Create Stunning Prints: Design eye-catching, unique fabric prints that stand out with your own vibrant marbled patterns.
Step-by-Step Instructions: Follow detailed videos that guide you through every stage—prepping, marbling, clean-up, and fabric use.
Easy Prep with a Comprehensive PDF: Simplify the marbling prep process with our interactive materials PDF, making it a breeze to gather everything you need.
Magical Marbling Technique: Experience the enchanting process of floating fluid acrylics on thickened water and manipulating the paint to craft mesmerizing fabric designs.
Soft and Versatile Fabric: Enjoy fabric that remains soft and flexible after washing, perfect for a wide range of creative projects.
Includes access to course videos, downloads, the Creative Spark private community, and discussion with your instructor. Your course content does not expire.