Saturday, 14 February 2009

Module 2-collecting visual information














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Module 1 - Mounted Sample


The resolved sample was mounted on Kapa Fix which was attached to a wooden canvas painted with white acrylics.
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Wednesday, 3 December 2008

Module 1 - Chapter 12













Module 1 - Chapter 11

Timing:
Date when design work was started 15.10.2008 completed 23.10.2008
Date when embroidery item was started 03.11.2008 completed 22.11.2008
Total numbers of hours spent working on the design work : 8 hours (for the 3 paper samples) embroidery : 14 hours



Composite Sheet

Thursday, 23 October 2008

chapter 11-resolved sample designs



Design A



Sample C
Stage 10 is revealing the third fabric layer




Sample B
This is a combination of two shapes: a templar cross and a star shape applied on top.
I planned to apply a different fabric on the center "flower shape" (maybe polyester?). In stages 3 and 4 the yellow temlar cross is also starting to disintegrate.






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Monday, 20 October 2008

Module 1 - Chapter 11 Resolved Sample

Different ways of disintegration with paper




Here I tried several methods with different materials
A star shape was roughly ripped, the idea is base on the stamp used in chapter 5






Ripped paper samples based on a templar cross



Different ways of disintegrating a square of fabric



















WORK SHEET
(Unfortunately I made it to big to fit on my scanner, so I had to scan it in two times)

Stitch methods used to make a shape grow and disintegrate

Left row: - Reverse appliqué, increasing number of stitched outlines
- templar cross with frayed edges, applied to background fabric with chain stitches
Right row: Making shape less solid
- lines of stitching in contrasting colour
- cross stitches in similar colour than background fabric
- bonded snippets of background fabric

Use of bonded shapes