A-ha, you see I can't get that beautiful detail with my cartridge paper and knife! They look great, I am looking forward to you getting an Etsy shop, we need more Australian Talent.
I looked into buying a gocco years ago but didn't due to the expense and being poor student at the time.
There are a few gocco types in Japan made by different companies I wanted to buy one, but there were no instructions in English.
After finding you blog I saw you had a gocco link and I was nearly going to buy one online till yesterday. Tokyu Hands in Tokyo was selling them with English instructions! I bought the basic gocco, an extra set of globes and ink for just over $100. I am wrapped!
So thanks for your blog and writing about it otherwise I may have not made the effort to look for it!
hi, I'm very tempted to buy one of these, and looked at the link you posted up. As I have never seen one first hand, I'm a little hesitant. Kirin can you email me and let me know what you think of yours? How does your model go on fabric? Are you limited with the type of fabric? Is it messy to use? I have small kids, so have to consider space issues and mess. I guess I am just wanting to print onto card/paper stock and yes, fabric too.
*AKA Kirin Notebook, the name I gave my blog back in the day when I had a thing for giraffes (’Kirin’ - ‘giraffe’ in Japanese).
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I am a Melbourne based textile designer and co-owner of Ink & Spindle, a boutique, organic and sustainable yardage screen printing studio located in Kensington.
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A-ha, you see I can't get that beautiful detail with my cartridge paper and knife! They look great, I am looking forward to you getting an Etsy shop, we need more Australian Talent.
I looked into buying a gocco years ago but didn't due to the expense and being poor student at the time.
There are a few gocco types in Japan made by different companies I wanted to buy one, but there were no instructions in English.
After finding you blog I saw you had a gocco link and I was nearly going to buy one online till yesterday. Tokyu Hands in Tokyo was selling them with English instructions! I bought the basic gocco, an extra set of globes and ink for just over $100. I am wrapped!
So thanks for your blog and writing about it otherwise I may have not made the effort to look for it!
hi, I'm very tempted to buy one of these, and looked at the link you posted up. As I have never seen one first hand, I'm a little hesitant. Kirin can you email me and let me know what you think of yours? How does your model go on fabric? Are you limited with the type of fabric? Is it messy to use? I have small kids, so have to consider space issues and mess. I guess I am just wanting to print onto card/paper stock and yes, fabric too.
thanks
What a beautiful fabric print! Now I want a Gocco too :O) You have a really nice blog by the way.
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