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Part 3 – Bibliography | Klumsy lima
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Part 3 – Bibliography. In Exhibitions and Books. Asymp; Leave a comment. Http:/ www.popularpatchwork.com/news/article/celtic-shadow-quilting/105. Jean Drysdale Green (1993) Arteffects. Watson-Guptill Publications Inc., U.S. Selvedge Magazine (2015). Selvedge. Gwen Hedley (2010) Drawn to Stitch. Julia Triston and Rachel Lombard (2011) How to be creative in textile art. Batsford. Judy Balchin (2005) Art Nouveau Borders and Motifs. Search Press Ltd. Una McGovern (2009) Lost Crafts. Chambers. Next post →.
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Wet Felting | Klumsy lima
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Asymp; 1 Comment. I had a great day on Saturday with Sue Smith of Serisilks, learning to wet felt. Sue does regular one day workshops in Gloucester and her facebook page is as follows: https:/ m.facebook.com/serisilks. Sue specialises in structures and so we had the option to make a vase-like structure or an owl pen pot. And here is the new addition to our family:. Larr; Previous post. Next post →. Thought on “Wet Felting”. Pingback: Research Point – The Craftsperson Klumsy lima. Enter your comment here.
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Part 3, project 6, stage 4 – Final Sample | Klumsy lima
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Part 3, project 6, stage 4 – Final Sample. Asymp; Leave a comment. The brief for this was to take one of the collages from stage 2 and develop it further. Sounds straight forward enough, right? Except that it was to be on a piece of calico and this alone…so no embellishements with other fabrics….not like another collage. I stared at it for a while and decided on stems made by tucking the fabric and gathers to give the idea of petals. Larr; Previous post. Next post →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. History o...
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Part 3, project 6, stage 4 – Reflection | Klumsy lima
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Part 3, project 6, stage 4 – Reflection. Asymp; Leave a comment. How does working with fabric in this way compare with working directly with stitch? I have enjoyed the experimentation in this section and have learned a lot but didn’t get the same satisfaction from it as the first two parts of ACA. It might have something to do with confidence, I am used to using embroidery to create something beautiful. I am sure that I will be using many of these techniques again. What would you do differently? I think ...
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Part 3, project 6, stage 4 – Moulding and Raised Shapes | Klumsy lima
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Part 3, project 6, stage 4 – Moulding and Raised Shapes. Asymp; Leave a comment. Corduroy and cotton soaked with watered-down PVA then shaped. Drying on the windowsill! Buttons hand-sewn into cotton. I also added some wadding into one which gives it a softer edge and has a thicker, padded finish. Two layers of fabric with wadding used as a stuffing. Larr; Previous post. Next post →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. OCA Art Histor...
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Part 3, project 6, stage 4 – Combining Tyvek and Bondaweb methods | Klumsy lima
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Part 3, project 6, stage 4 – Combining Tyvek and Bondaweb methods. Asymp; 2 Comments. It suggests in the coursework to take a base fabric, cover with a layer of torn-up bits of bondaweb, cover that with yarn and bits, then another layer of torn-up bits of bondaweb…finally layer a piece or organza. Larr; Previous post. Next post →. Thoughts on “Part 3, project 6, stage 4 – Combining Tyvek and Bondaweb methods”. August 31, 2015 at 10:04 am. September 2, 2015 at 7:34 pm. Liked by 1 person. You are commentin...
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Part 3, project 6, stage 4: Raised and structured surface textures – part one | Klumsy lima
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Part 3, project 6, stage 4: Raised and structured surface textures – part one. Asymp; Leave a comment. Machine gathering on woven wool, wool knit and corduroy. Hessian gathered by pulling a thread from the weave. Folding and pleating on velvet devore and felt. I really do like pin-tucks, as fiddly as they are! I have a lovely Oliver and S blouse pattern (as below) that I make for my daughter which has pin-tucks in front and back. It definitely gives the blouse beautiful detail. Larr; Previous post. Under...
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Part 3, project 6, stage 4 – Dekoboko (lumps and bumps)! | Klumsy lima
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Part 3, project 6, stage 4 – Dekoboko (lumps and bumps)! Asymp; Leave a comment. I have had this Pattern Magic book (NAKAMICHI, T. 2005. English ed. London: Laurence King publishing) for a while now and look at it every so often. One day I will make something from it! In the meantime, I have used it to make a ‘dekoboko’ paper pattern. There are instructions in the book to make a bodice with 3D shapes, as below:. I had a go at making the pattern with card. Cube shape on card with pattern lines drawn in.
