Resolved sample plus
On looking back at all work produced for this Module my attention was caught by this low relief 3D design idea in dyed papers. After my work- and labour-intensive neckpiece I longed for something easy and relaxing to do, in a happy-go-lucky mood. I chose this variegated dyed piece of cloth and freely sew it on some muslim.
These are some cut up strips of monoprinted fabrics prepared back in Chapter 3 that have been pinned down in loose spirals in preparation for stitching:
The strips sewn on with the thread ends still showing:
I have now added some beads and hand stitching:
I inserted some simple toggle buttons under the "bridges" formed by the fabric strips and then added some acrylic painted leather scraps:
Some more leather decorations, and different types of threads stitched in loops on top. As a last thought I "wrapped" an orange and a variegated thread around a slightly off-centre leather bead and towards the four corners of the sample to create a focus.
I finally backed the sample with a soft machine-boiled blue felt. The sample measures 27 x 24 cms.
Just love the colours, and the texture. The monoprinted strips with hand stitching are my favourite!
ReplyDeleteThis piece is wonderful! I like the final piece but do like the beaded stage, very colourful.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you enjoyed doing this, good luck starting module 4.
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