Module 5 chapter 8 continued. This chapter involved the translation of paper relief surfaces which recorded our interpretations of landscape features in chapter 3. Cotton calico layer over wool fabric.

This is a record of my work on the Distant Stitch Level 3 Certificate. Friday, 14 June 2013. Wow - at last! Here is a photo of my finished wallhanging. The theme I chose was conservation of water.

Textile Arbeiten für Distant Stitch Kurs Certificate for Embroidery and Design Level 3. Monday, 25 May 2015. Some fabrics from my stash that can be used in the paper making process. Closer woven coton thread and sequin waste.

Sunday, 23 October 2011. Chapter 3 - Texture and Relief in Paper. so have used all 3 in this investigation. Tissue over very small pieces of ripped tissue showing texture of flaking bark. To show the change in texture of Norwegian bark.

Saving the world, one stitch at a time. We all move on the fringes of eternity and are sometimes granted vistas through the fabric of illusion. Lots of visuals in this blog entry. Started by photocopying small-print b and w fabric pieces. Used these with earlier printed papers to mix and achieve varying tones.

1 shows prints made using ink and two different sizes ovals cut from a rubber. I was pleased with the different shades that this produced where the ink was thicker in places. 2 was produced by dipping the hollow end of a marker pen into ink. This created interesting variations as the ink sometimes formed a bubble thus creating some solid shapes amidst the hollow shapes.