Setup Time

 An odd photo of Bob where we take a moment to capture the space behind us in Vancouver, Washington (across from Portland) where he spent the better part of the day setting the room up for a printing class. I've never been in a such a spacious hall, it takes the cake. Thank you Bob, Katie, and Karen!

Setting Up a Print Table

My 36" high table is just right for printing, fairly inexpensive, and is padded out. Here's a little tour of how I set up for printing. And my infamous drying rack.

Rack Redux

My second holding rack is now installed and in use. Can't say the studio has gotten cleaned around it, just that it now holds a place. This rack is a great help in keeping me printing instead of whirling about trying to find a place where I can land a wet print.

New Tricks to Learn

I'm getting ready to print more fabric. My order of 100 meters of pfd is here, and after soda ash soak, these yard cuts are piled in my utility sink to "drip". I'll hang them later. Thanks to Ellen in Florida for this tip. Such a good idea, and no more major drips on my basement floor.

New New Table Top

It don't seem like a big whoop-di-do, but it is for me. I've replaced the two tables cobbled together and installed one large 44 x 80 sheet of plywood, covered in plastic sheeting, taped down, with two cotton batting layers, then a white plastic cover (with its folds ironed). I'm in printing heaven.