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My first attempt at making a pair of leather-soled booties. They are made out of an old sweater, sweatshirt and purse.
Samples from Bonnie Inouye's seminar, The Flowing Line.
I've seen examples of this on the ravelry group Warped Weavers, which is why I wanted to take this class. Some of it was very obvious to me and other parts were less so.
It really made me want a 16S loom though. O dear.
Rafael Mariano Grossi, IAEA Director-General together with experts from China, Republic of Korea, Switzerland and the IAEA collected sea water samples near Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station. Ukedo Port, Japan. 19 February 2025
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
Two mohair samples: Habu Kit 110 and knitty's Ice Queen cowl knit up with ArtYarns Mohair Bead & Sequins.
One of my favorite pieces. Not only was it elegantly designed, it was printed on uncoated, textured stock. It felt nice in the hand. Part of an investors letter package.
These Fashion Textile samples are ones I did at the beginning of my course when experimenting with the heat press. I used materials like paper and safety pins to make marks on the fabric and I used foiling to make the silver effect of the safety pin mark. My brief for these samples was 'Heavy Metal' so I spent most of my time developing my original samples, because they came out too light, whereas I needed dark samples to match my colour samples. I used the safety pins and foiling to match the metalic concept of 'Heavy Metal'. Although some of my samples seem blurry, this is the actual effect on the fabric as the ink was starting to wear off the print, I think this is an effective print because it creates an illusion when you look at it.