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Exhibition catalog: Biennalen, 2004.
A serie of five room dividers woven in complex gauze and with the use of a fan reed /yoroke. The materials are monofilament, polyester and coated polyurethane.
One of the room dividers have been awarded with a bronze medal by the Arts and Crafts Award of 1879.
Photographer: Danish Arts and Crafts Association.
Octagon from spirals
Custom printed fabric — www.spoonflower.com/fabric/7748717-octagon-from-spirals-b...
This is how I laid the wool. It is 3 thin layers and felted into the fabric behind. It was over 2 by 3 meters and is now 90 by 160 centimeters big.
Mimosa
Custom printed fabric — Mimosa — www.spoonflower.com/designs/7176967-mimosa-by-julia_faran...
Vector illustration — www.shutterstock.com/image-vector/flowers-leaves-mimosa-s...
Design for Betty in Black Flower, to be felted and fused in glass and taken on my trip to Maison et Objet (Paris) in January
Shibori resist dye preparation is always exciting and the anticipaion to open it is so much fun to experience!
Pictured here is our installation at The Midwives Collective & Gallery show: REDefined.
We designed and handpainted the wallpaper panel (8ftx8ft) as well as the fabrics. The fabrics were first designed on paper, transferred to board and handpainted with gouache, scanned, then set into repeat and digitally printed onto a cotton/linen mix fabric. Then we upholstered a vintage chair and made pillows with these fabrics.
This is a better shot of the upholstered chair and complimentary pillow.
Photo: Kelly Burkhardt
Old carpet samples and production waste get a second life with AW’s design contest. While sorting and recycling will always be important environmental measures in the carpet and floor covering industry, upcycling pushes the envelope that bit further. By upgrading waste into new, desirable products, AW takes an ecological stand while feeding its creative hunger. The contest challenges Belgian design, fashion and textile students to create a product, garment, furniture or accessory with carpet scraps. The finest design wins a cash prize. From March 29th to May 13th the winning designs from 2011 and 2012 are being exhibited at TIO3 in Ronse.
Traded to muddledmind.
Materials: Background (print of Japanese textile design); flower and fan stickers; geisha image from Dover.
Old carpet samples and production waste get a second life with AW’s design contest. While sorting and recycling will always be important environmental measures in the carpet and floor covering industry, upcycling pushes the envelope that bit further. By upgrading waste into new, desirable products, AW takes an ecological stand while feeding its creative hunger. The contest challenges Belgian design, fashion and textile students to create a product, garment, furniture or accessory with carpet scraps. The finest design wins a cash prize. From March 29th to May 13th the winning designs from 2011 and 2012 are being exhibited at TIO3 in Ronse.
'For even as love crowns you so shall he crucify you. Even as he is for your growth so is he for your pruning.. Like sheaves of corn he gathers you unto himself. He threshes you to make you naked.'
Queen Marie Antoinette was one of the most extravagant fashionistas in History, and a symbol of the Rococo Era. The ideal inspiration the Spoonflower Rococo contest.
www.spoonflower.com/fabric_items/new?design_id=447043&...