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Text by guido montegrandi, textile (mixed media, hand dyed cotton, paper, machine stitching, asemic writing) by raffaela gottardelli.
Textiles
To complement your chosen look, the highly distinctive Get Together collection offers a wide selection of fine quality textiles including table linen and towels. Tablecloths, runners, napkins, kitchen and tea towels as well as aprons and oven gloves are all available from launch in co-ordinating colours to match.
Read our blog to find out more: www.brabantialife.com/2011/02/our-new-dining-range-launch...
The wider frame allowed the production of wider garments than socks or stockings. By 1868 there were around 800 hand frames in use in Hawick, around half producing socks and half producing underwear.
Borders Textile Towerhouse, Hawick.
Lino Cut technique with the use of my chosen pastel toned colur palette-the vintage floral image is built up through the variety of colur.
Karina has recently chalenged me to be a part of her 'textile letters' project. i was thrilled, of course. her letter was pure poetry. i loved it Karina! mine is on the way!
These are some of the samples that I created during our textiles pathway week. We were given a box of objects which we had to use to create experimental drawings which we then went on to create using other materials. The top two samples were created using a heat press and a variety of plastics, and the bottom two samples were created using fabrics and sewing thread.
Printed Textiles presented in the Glasgow School of Art, c 1966. Donald White, Pamela Carson, Jacki McKay, Liz Morton, Alex Gourlay.
Here, I was inspired by nature, texture and the theme of decay. I used different textile techniques (couching, french knot, seed stitch, weaving and trapunto quilting). I used liquid latex to create texture by forming holes in it, which suggests the idea of decay.
One of the Museums' 4 largest tapestries from the REDEMPTION OF MAN series (Flemish, early 16th c, aprox 27 x 14 feet) was loaned to LA County Museum for an exhibition re the art collector William Randolph Hearst. This installation turned out to be more challenging than normal because the guest exhibition designer wanted the tapestry installed on the wall of a narrow hallway. There was only one room large enough to unroll the tapestry and as usual, it took many people. Pictured are Sarah Gates and LACMA techs starting to roll the tapestry from the bottom up.
In Ghent, Belgium, to show my Baroesque Barometric Skirt at Smart Textiles Salon, MIAT Museum.
My blog post round up of Smart Textiles Salon rainycatz.wordpress.com/2013/06/17/smart-textiles-salon-2...