Wednesday, 12 December 2012
Monday, 10 December 2012
Module 2 - Three-dimensional functional item
The circles were reverse-appliquéd and allowed me to showcase some of my embroidered fabrics
I sewed in prairie-points in the gusset
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comments,
reflections,
timing and costs,
wing-shaped cushion
Sunday, 11 November 2012
Module 2-Chapter 12
The first idea for a full size mock-up
For the second full size mock-up a chose the wing shape (my daughters actually say that it is a drop but I pretend that it is a wing). I like the idea of introducing further elements related to wings (birds), like feathers or textures reminding me of feathers)
I would like to keep enough freedom to be able to improvise on the way to the finished object, that's why I haven't chosen the fabrics yet for the final piece.
Sunday, 21 October 2012
Module 2-Chapter 12-Organic shapes
Organic 1:I wanted to reproduce the felt vessel above I made some time ago, as it reminded me of a sea urchin. However the result was disappointing and reminded me more of a bathing cap.
Organic 2; Here I divided a circle into four equal parts, I extended one into a leaf shape
Organic 3: 6 leaf shaped pieces were sewn together to reproduce this vessel.
Organic 4: This piece reminds me of some flower, pod, etc. Although I really like it, I don't see how it could end up in a functional item
Organic 5: A bag which I saw at the Knitting and Stitching Show was the inspiration for this piece
Organic 6: A shape based on a pod found in my garden. This piece could make an interesting vessel, although I don't know how and where I could introduce more embellishments.
Organic 7: I wanted to reproduce a wing with the idea of making a cushion (for my poor neck) out of it
Organic 8: Another try. Although they might look strange at first sight, I think that these two shapes could offer the opportunity to showcase some interesting fabrics and patterns
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