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Project 9–Woven Structures | madabouttextiles
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My textile course journal. Project 9–Woven Structures. Step one, obviously, was to make a frame for weaving. I came up with a simple set of instructions for a frame including a set of leashes on this website. 160; There are a variety of others on YouTube, but I liked the idea of the leashes for opening the alternate shed, making the weaving process easier and quicker. Stage 2 Basic Tapestry Weaving Techniques. This was really fun! Stage 3 Experimenting with Different Materials. Next I used thin strips o...
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My textile course journal. Project 9–Woven Structures. Step one, obviously, was to make a frame for weaving. I came up with a simple set of instructions for a frame including a set of leashes on this website. 160; There are a variety of others on YouTube, but I liked the idea of the leashes for opening the alternate shed, making the weaving process easier and quicker. Stage 2 Basic Tapestry Weaving Techniques. This was really fun! Stage 3 Experimenting with Different Materials. Next I used thin strips o...
Project 8, Stage 2–Experimenting with Structures | madabouttextiles
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My textile course journal. Project 8, Stage 2–Experimenting with Structures. I thought I’d start this post by sharing a couple of structures I’ve seen recently. The first is called ‘Hedgerow Basket’ by Jane Bevan. I admired her work at the Bovey Tracey Contemporary Craft Fair in June. The second I saw as part of a display at the Hampton Court Flower Show, by an unknown craftsperson. I also thought it was worth revisiting some weavings I had done for previous exercises:. I started with the directions for ...
Project 8–Stage 2–Exercise 3 | madabouttextiles
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My textile course journal. Project 8–Stage 2–Exercise 3. Which usually have some sort of central motif, so I made two frames to fit one inside the other. This photo, along with a nice history of the dream catcher can be found on this website. We were asked to consider the effect of light and space between the yarns, and with this in mind I chose very fine wools in a variety of natural colours to create a lacy effect and to contrast with the fairly chunky frame. To make the rigid grid for this exercise I ...
Sketchbook and Theme Book | madabouttextiles
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My textile course journal. Sketchbook and Theme Book. In Sketchbook and Theme book. This is a fun idea along the lines of sketch crawling a ‘drink and draw’ night at the pub. Subject is drawn out of a hat. Kids loved it! Full size cartoon for my sisters House Book cover, and some stitched samples. Some of the photos are awful they are stitched on dissolvable stabiliser and the reflections are beyond my photographic skills! Sketchbook, page by page:. Playing around with computer embroidery:. Nov 20, 2012.
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Part Five: A piece of my own | acreativeapproachtotextiles
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Part Two and Part Three. Learning Log: Part One – Tutors Report. Learning Log: Part Three – Tutors Report. Learning Log: Part Two – Tutors Report. Part Four: Learning Log. Next Post →. Part Five: A piece of my own. 1) Design and make a textile piece of my own;. 2) that could be part of a larger piece;. 3) using ideas from previous exercises;. 4) possibly combining techniques;. 5) providing an overview of all the (design) elements, integrated to form a dynamic relationship with each other;. My preference ...
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Part Four: Project Nine – Stage Four. Sample One. | acreativeapproachtotextiles
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Part Two and Part Three. Learning Log: Part One – Tutors Report. Learning Log: Part Three – Tutors Report. Learning Log: Part Two – Tutors Report. Part Four: Project Nine – Stage Three. Project Seven: Theme →. Part Four: Project Nine – Stage Four. Sample One. DEVELOPING DESIGN IDEAS INTO WEAVING. At last source material from Part Three: Project Six, that lends itself to being woven. Comments Off on Part Four: Project Nine – Stage Four. Sample One. Part Four: Project Nine – Stage Three. Part Three: Projec...
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September | 2012 | acreativeapproachtotextiles
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Part Two and Part Three. Learning Log: Part One – Tutors Report. Learning Log: Part Three – Tutors Report. Learning Log: Part Two – Tutors Report. Monthly Archives: September 2012. On September 20, 2012 in Uncategorized. Part Five: A Piece of my Own. Part Four: Analysing colour, texture and proportion. Part Four: Learning Log. Part Four: Project Eight – About Weaving Tapestry. Part Four: Project Eight – Stage One. Part Four: Project Eight – Stage Two. Exercise 1. Part Four: Research Point. Part Two: Proj...
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Part Two and Part Three. Learning Log: Part One – Tutors Report. Learning Log: Part Three – Tutors Report. Learning Log: Part Two – Tutors Report. Part Five: A piece of my own. On September 20, 2012 in Uncategorized. Part Five: A piece of my own. Part Five: A Piece of my Own. Part Four: Analysing colour, texture and proportion. Part Four: Learning Log. Part Four: Project Eight – About Weaving Tapestry. Part Four: Project Eight – Stage One. Part Four: Project Eight – Stage Two. Exercise 1. Part Two: Proje...
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May | 2012 | acreativeapproachtotextiles
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Part Two and Part Three. Learning Log: Part One – Tutors Report. Learning Log: Part Three – Tutors Report. Learning Log: Part Two – Tutors Report. Monthly Archives: May 2012. Part Five: A piece of my own. 1) Design and make a textile piece of my own;. 2) that could be part of a larger piece;. 3) using ideas from previous exercises;. 4) possibly combining techniques;. 5) providing an overview of all the (design) elements, integrated to form a dynamic relationship with each other;. My preference was to wea...
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March | 2012 | acreativeapproachtotextiles
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Part Two and Part Three. Learning Log: Part One – Tutors Report. Learning Log: Part Three – Tutors Report. Learning Log: Part Two – Tutors Report. Monthly Archives: March 2012. This time I will try another sample of colour analysis from a photograph. I tend to work intuitively rather than by analysis of the concepts of colour and techniques other than collage. It still is and will for some time yet be a voyage of discovery for me as a student. I hope that I never stop learning something new. A different ...
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Part Two and Part Three. Learning Log: Part One – Tutors Report. Learning Log: Part Three – Tutors Report. Learning Log: Part Two – Tutors Report. This time I will try another sample of colour analysis from a photograph. Water colours have a serenity about them when being applied which helps me to develop a fairly standard format as suggested in the lessons but I want to vary my way of analysing colour perhaps by trying a drawing/sketch and using a variety of materials and fibres. A different material su...
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Part Two and Part Three. Learning Log: Part One – Tutors Report. Learning Log: Part Three – Tutors Report. Learning Log: Part Two – Tutors Report. On September 20, 2012 in Uncategorized. Part Five: A piece of my own. 1) Design and make a textile piece of my own;. 2) that could be part of a larger piece;. 3) using ideas from previous exercises;. 4) possibly combining techniques;. 5) providing an overview of all the (design) elements, integrated to form a dynamic relationship with each other;. My preferenc...
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April | 2012 | acreativeapproachtotextiles
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Part Two and Part Three. Learning Log: Part One – Tutors Report. Learning Log: Part Three – Tutors Report. Learning Log: Part Two – Tutors Report. Monthly Archives: April 2012. Part Four: Learning Log. Did you enjoy inventing constructed surfaces? Yes, like a young child playing with Tic Tac Toe on an Apple tablet for the first time. Were you surprised at the results? Which sample worked best? Simple repetitive designs and less than complex mixes of materials. No Obviously I am going to have to search ou...
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My textile course journal. Sketchbook and Theme Book. In Sketchbook and Theme book. This is a fun idea along the lines of sketch crawling a ‘drink and draw’ night at the pub. Subject is drawn out of a hat. Kids loved it! Full size cartoon for my sisters House Book cover, and some stitched samples. Some of the photos are awful they are stitched on dissolvable stabiliser and the reflections are beyond my photographic skills! Sketchbook, page by page:. Playing around with computer embroidery:. Are you happy...
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