Sample 1 Scarf in turquoise- showing applique, reverse applique, chenille and free machine stitching, indicating development of a repeat design
Sample 2 A4 piece in complementary colours, turquoise and reddy orange - showing applique, reverse applique, padding, soldering iron on Lutrador and voile, free machine and hand stitching, indicating development of the design
Prior to selecting this shape there were at least 12 design experiments in paper with other shapes which could have been developed, showing repeating and/or overlap of repeated design shapes and/or disintegration within a shape. The asymmetrical arrangement of the telegraph pole shape alongside parallel lines for the railway tracks and its application to perspective kept returning to mind.
Sample 1 Scarf in turquoise
And telegraph pole in the background!
Held up to the light the reverse applique revealed a transparent aspect where shapes were cut away
This side of the scarf shows the first design and reverse of the second design
Free machining through greasproof paper tracing of one of the design sections
Scan of sequence on first side
Scan of same sequence on reverse side
Development of the design:
Materials, method and comments
Scan of page 133
Scan of page 135
Scan of Design 12
Sample 2 A4 piece in complementary colours, turquoise and reddy orange -
Photo of A4 piece
Scan of A4 piece
Development of the design:
Materials, method and comments
Scan of Design 14 with notes page 145
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