Laminating is the process of using a permanent adhesive to attach paper to a fabric surface. Once the adhesive used to attach the paper to the fabric is dry and heat set, the fabric is soaked in water so that the paper can dissolve and is removable. The printing on the paper (really the top surface) is captured in the permanent adhesive and remains on the fabric.  The process provides the opportunity to combine graphics, photographic images and art papers with cloth resulting in highly individual pieces but it changes the handle of the fabric.  

Layered Landscape with Catherine Lawes.

Bird appliqué with Kate Findlay.

Hot Textiles with Jane Hayward.

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Using discharge paste and bleach to remove colour from black and pre dyed cloth.  Fabric,discharge pastes, screens, brushes, rollers, stencils provided at cost of £10. Can be quite messy and smelly and masks will be worn!