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Saturday, 4 July 2015. Stitched resist from Junes meeting. The last meeting was an opportunity for us to prepare fabrics for dyeing in July. I described some techniques that I had been trying and showed my samples, which can be seen below. I used two different approaches in producing these samples:. Hand or machine stitching, then drawing the fabric up tightly. Dense machine stitching which did not need to be drawn up. Here are the results for the parallel lines at the bottom. The straight lines came out...

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Saturday, 4 July 2015. Stitched resist from Junes meeting. The last meeting was an opportunity for us to prepare fabrics for dyeing in July. I described some techniques that I had been trying and showed my samples, which can be seen below. I used two different approaches in producing these samples:. Hand or machine stitching, then drawing the fabric up tightly. Dense machine stitching which did not need to be drawn up. Here are the results for the parallel lines at the bottom. The straight lines came out...

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Saturday, 4 July 2015. Stitched resist from Junes meeting. The last meeting was an opportunity for us to prepare fabrics for dyeing in July. I described some techniques that I had been trying and showed my samples, which can be seen below. I used two different approaches in producing these samples:. Hand or machine stitching, then drawing the fabric up tightly. Dense machine stitching which did not need to be drawn up. Here are the results for the parallel lines at the bottom. The straight lines came out...

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Textile Without Limits: Colouring fabric at our February meeting

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Saturday, 28 February 2015. Colouring fabric at our February meeting. We met on 15 February to explore various ways of colouring fabric. Here are a few photos I took of what people were doing. Some were mono printing:. Others were experimenting with glitter flakes:. Or with watercolour crayons:. Come along if you would like to experiment with these techniques, or to learn the basics working some small samples. You will be able to use either hand or machine stitching. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Textile Without Limits: February 2015

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Saturday, 28 February 2015. Colouring fabric at our February meeting. We met on 15 February to explore various ways of colouring fabric. Here are a few photos I took of what people were doing. Some were mono printing:. Others were experimenting with glitter flakes:. Or with watercolour crayons:. Come along if you would like to experiment with these techniques, or to learn the basics working some small samples. You will be able to use either hand or machine stitching. Sunday, 8 February 2015.

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Textile Without Limits: January 2015

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Thursday, 22 January 2015. First meeting of 2015 this Sunday! This Sunday, 25 January, we will be having out first meeting of 2015 at the usual venue of Croft Memorial Hall (WA3 7BQ). We will be experimenting with manipulated/folded patchwork and Lis will bring along various examples which you may like to try after seeing the demonstrations. As usual, you are welcome to bring your own work if you would prefer. Requirements for manipulated / folded patchwork. Cutting mat, ruler and rotary cutter.

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Textile Without Limits: July 2015

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Saturday, 4 July 2015. Stitched resist from Junes meeting. The last meeting was an opportunity for us to prepare fabrics for dyeing in July. I described some techniques that I had been trying and showed my samples, which can be seen below. I used two different approaches in producing these samples:. Hand or machine stitching, then drawing the fabric up tightly. Dense machine stitching which did not need to be drawn up. Here are the results for the parallel lines at the bottom. The straight lines came out...

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Textile Without Limits: Stitched resist from June's meeting

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Saturday, 4 July 2015. Stitched resist from Junes meeting. The last meeting was an opportunity for us to prepare fabrics for dyeing in July. I described some techniques that I had been trying and showed my samples, which can be seen below. I used two different approaches in producing these samples:. Hand or machine stitching, then drawing the fabric up tightly. Dense machine stitching which did not need to be drawn up. Here are the results for the parallel lines at the bottom. The straight lines came out...

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serpentine stitches: 09/01/2013 - 10/01/2013

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Thursday, 12 September 2013. Devoré workshop with Dionne Swift. Our first sample was a positive and negative design onto velvet using a silk screen with a paper mask. I did some buildings and added a bit of rain with a Thermofax screen. Then we had a choice between making a scarf and trying other fabrics. My second sample used a piece of devoré satin and the design combines a masking tape mask with a different Thermofax. The best bit was washing the fabric, after ironing it, and revealing the design.

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serpentine stitches: 07/01/2013 - 08/01/2013

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Sunday, 28 July 2013. I've been experimenting with working with sheers this month, for a session with Textile Without Limits. Here are a few of my samples, plus my 'May' Journal Quilt. Work by the rest of the group can be seen on the TWL blog (see list on left). Samples showing layers of sheer fabrics. Journal quilt - untitled as yet. 'Misty City' perhaps? Thanks for dropping in. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Drawing Tuesday :More Coral at the Beaney. A MINDFUL MODE OF STILLNESS.

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serpentine stitches: October's JQ - Manchester in the rain

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Saturday, 21 December 2013. Octobers JQ - Manchester in the rain. I used the top half for my JQ and added buildings in the background using layers of nylon organza. Here is the result:. It looks like a typical day in Manchester, low clouds, rain and not much light. Note the lights on in the tower blocks in the background. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Drawing Tuesday :More Coral at the Beaney. Follow-up to last month's meeting. A MINDFUL MODE OF STILLNESS.

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serpentine stitches: Back after 6 months

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Saturday, 19 July 2014. Back after 6 months. I've been having a break from blogging, but thought I'd try starting up again. For the JQs this year, I also decided to use a common colour scheme and dyed some blue-green and red-orange fabric. These colours can be seen in my first six 2014 JQs above. These are each 8 inches square (and include a line joining two of the sides). Thanks for reading this. 12 August 2014 at 15:36. Nice to see your back - so to speak. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Trying to ...

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SueCS textiles: May 2015

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My life in textiles. Details of exhibitions, workshops and craft fairs. Also my progress with making items of work, mistakes and general good days. Wednesday, 27 May 2015. Off to hopefully Summery climes? Off on a Viking cruise -Berlin to Prague. All packed but not weighed, so hopefully not over the limit- that would be a first! I have howcver spent all day trying to do on line check in - very frustrating but had success after about 20 attempts- mind you all best seats had been taken! Sunday, 24 May 2015.

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SueCS textiles: June 2015

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My life in textiles. Details of exhibitions, workshops and craft fairs. Also my progress with making items of work, mistakes and general good days. Tuesday, 30 June 2015. Nuno felting with Julie James Turner. Seven members of Parbold Embroiderers Guild including me attended a Nuno felting workshop with Julie James Turner on 20th June. It was a lovely relaxing workshop where we learnt how to trap small items eg leaves, buttons etc into nuno felting. Tracey is also putting her bag in. Sunday, 28 June 2015.

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SueCS textiles: Further preparation for Skirmish

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My life in textiles. Details of exhibitions, workshops and craft fairs. Also my progress with making items of work, mistakes and general good days. Sunday, 9 August 2015. Further preparation for Skirmish. Well, low and behold I received the poster for the fair and it turns out that this year it will be based on The Jacobite Rebellion 1745- which is about 200 years after the Medieval period! Consequently my outfit is no good as completely the wrong period. Back to the drawing board! More wonderful fimo of...

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SueCS textiles: Lavender Fields & Summer School

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My life in textiles. Details of exhibitions, workshops and craft fairs. Also my progress with making items of work, mistakes and general good days. Friday, 17 July 2015. Lavender Fields and Summer School. Hi well when I get my act together I will pack my bag and away I go. I am meeting Caroline and her Mum to visit the Lavender Fields near Rainford. Not sure what to expect and of course its been raining. However I know they have a cafe there - so jobs sorted! I will add some photos later. Oh by the way y...

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SueCS textiles: November 2014

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My life in textiles. Details of exhibitions, workshops and craft fairs. Also my progress with making items of work, mistakes and general good days. Tuesday, 25 November 2014. Christmas Fair at Samlesbury Hall. The day is nearly dawning when Tracey and I forge ahead with the craft fair at Samlesbury Hall. I think we have everything at hand, boxes sorted, labels made and outfits at the ready. Below are the details of the Samlesbury Christmas Fair. Father Christmas visiting 12 noon to 2.00pm. Thursday, 20 N...

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SueCS textiles: September 2014

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My life in textiles. Details of exhibitions, workshops and craft fairs. Also my progress with making items of work, mistakes and general good days. Monday, 22 September 2014. Here are details of my forthcoming workshops;. You will learn how to make unique jewellery to take home, and how to apply encaustic wax to create beautiful fabrics. You will learn how to make a unique hand needle felted bracelet, box or book cover- which will be beaded and stitched-. Use of the embellishing machine. Learn how to mak...

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Saturday, 4 July 2015. Stitched resist from Junes meeting. The last meeting was an opportunity for us to prepare fabrics for dyeing in July. I described some techniques that I had been trying and showed my samples, which can be seen below. I used two different approaches in producing these samples:. Hand or machine stitching, then drawing the fabric up tightly. Dense machine stitching which did not need to be drawn up. Here are the results for the parallel lines at the bottom. The straight lines came out...

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