Making lace with wrapped frames and paper.
For the first experiment with this technique I use a a grid of white wool and then machine stitch dover it using the patterns I'd recorded for the dragon as inspiration.
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The next one was worked with a grid of stranded embroidery thread which was woven with strips of silk organza and then machine embroidered with more patterns taken from the dragon.
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And the third one was created with a grid of fine perlé cotton which was then woven and knotted with strips of nylon sheer.
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All the above samples were created on a frame which was then removed after the stitching was compete.
The next sample was worked on a frame wrapped with hand dyed string which was then wrapped with a grid of silver yarn. Nylon sheer strips were woven into the grid and small pieces of silk organza were applied with French knots.
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A base of detached buttonhole stitch was created over a frame with strips of nylon sheer which formed a base for some surface embroidery using the vintage bedspread for inspiration.
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The next set of samples are completed using paper pulp and thread, with reference to the design research for this chapter.
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beautiful and delicate samples...you are working so hard for this course, it's inspiring.
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love these samplesx
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