Wednesday, 26 September 2012

Gelli Plate Printing


Some Gelli Plate Monoprinting in black and white using black fabric paint. Unfortunately the fabric pieces are quite small, the size of the gelli plate

Module 2-Chapter 11-Stitched Fabric Samples


 Fabric sample based on paper design 2: here I also used leftoverstrips combined with decorated fabric strips. I inserted a "fringe" in the seams


 Fabric sample based on paper design 8: sewing curved shapes didn't proof to be an easy thing to do, so I cut out the shapes and glued them with a temporary spray onto an interfacing. I joined the "seams" with a zigzag stitch (white on black and black on lighter background) and cut back the interfacing


Fabric sample based on paper design 6: prairie points were inserted in the seams

Wednesday, 25 January 2012

Module 2-Chapter 11-Paper Samples-Part 6

Design 9: I should have made the strips narrower and cut at an 45° angle to make the chevron pattern more obious

 


Design 10 a-e: playing with the same block
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Module 2 - Chapter 11- Paper Samples-Part 1

Design 1: light and dark strips glued horizontally, cut vertically and assembled alternatively

Design 2: Left-over strips in different widths were assembled randomly on the bias (square 16 cm). This square was cut into stripes (4 cm), then into little squares and reassembled.





Design 3: strips of different widths from dark to light
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Module 2-Chapter 11-Paper Samples-Part 2

 
Design 4: strips of different widths (4, 2, 4 cm), small strip in the middle is of the same light value, but smaller scale, which can't be seen as the strip is too small.

 

Design 5: strips with small and bold characters, cut on the bias, reassembled with black strip inserted, cut horizontally, reassembled with light pattern strip inserted
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Module 2-Chapter 11-Paper Samples-Part 3

 

Design 6: "Stack and whack" method: different strips were cut into triangles, then reassembled with, narrow strips inserted
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Module 2-Chapter 11-Paper Samples-Part 4

 

 




Design 7a and b: Why not curved: left-over strips were pieced; a) darker tones, same value, b) lighter tones, same value, curved cut, then reassembled, curved cut lengthwise, reassembled
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