This warli inspired tote bag is made using the stamping technique. The stamps are also handmade as per the designs you would want to create
This warli inspired tote bag is made using the stamping technique. The stamps are also handmade as per the designs you would want to create
Fevicryl Acrylic Colours - Burnt Sienna 01 , Fevicryl 3D Cone Outliner - Burnt Sienna 706, Fine Art Brushes, Colour Palette, Fevicol MR. White A4 sized paper, Pencil, Water Container, Foam Sheet / Felt Cloth , Canvas / Fabric Tote Bag, Recycled Tissue Roll, Sponge, Lids of the bottles that you can recycle,
To make the stamps for printing on the bag you will need a recyclable tissue roll
Take an A4 sized white paper and cut it in the size of the tissue roll Draw a warli style tree design on the paper
Trace the triangular parts of the tree design on the foam sheet and cut them along the outlines
You can stick the tree design paper on the tissue roll with the help of Fevicol MR or you may trace the design directly on the tissue roll.
Stick the foam cut pieces as per the design on the tissue roll using Fevicol MR Leave it to dry. Your rolling stamp is ready to be used for printing
Take a fabric or a canvas tote bag
Sponge dab Acrylic Colour - Burnt Sienna on the foam pieces and roll it on the bag stamping one tree at a time Print the tree 3 times on the bag or you may print it as per your design
Add a few linear strokes of 3D Outliner - Burnt Sienna to the tree and the bird to complete the look
You can cut some traingular shapes in the foam sheet to make animal and bird shapes
Stick these shapes on the bottle lids that you can recycle using Fevicol MR This will give you a proper grip for stamping
Sponge dab Acrylic Colour - Burnt Sienna on the foam pieces and stamp it on the bag to make the animal and bird forms Add a few linear strokes of 3D Outliner - Burnt Sienna to complete the look
Similarly make the round stamp for another type of tree and stamp it using the same technique
The stamped tote bag will look like this once ready Leave it to dry