| silk organza, wool crepe and wool flannel. |
My name is Alice Colson and I am in my 3rd year studying embroidery at Manchester Metropolitan University. This is a journal of my reflections and progress through the year.
Tuesday, 13 March 2012
Saturday, 10 March 2012
more layered circles
Thursday, 8 March 2012
Manchester Antique Textile Fair
I went hoping to find a colour palette and shapes for my trims,
when I put the various items together that I'd bought, it seems I have!
I stewarded for an hour on the door.
Wednesday, 7 March 2012
Satin stitch lines
Tuesday, 6 March 2012
Thursday, 1 March 2012
Seamless Garments - Annie Shaw
Annie's seamless, knitted gansey reminded me of Miyake's A-POC seamless, woven garments. I've also come across a seamless stent for medial use made from embroidery on dissolvable fabric, which is apparently more flexible that knit or weave and wonder if there is an application of it in fashion yet.
Tuesday, 28 February 2012
Showing the multi head who's boss!
After initially deleting the tacking stitches, which made the satin stitches fall out, I changed the offset and moved the remaining stitches to the edge. However, as soon as I regenerate stitches they all return to the previous position, which could be problematic for larger scale work.
| Pink stitches on right are in the usual position. |
| Changing the offset and moving any remaining stitches to the side. |
| 5 layers of madeira classic thread with running stitch x 2 edges |
- Find a colour palette and other shapes in my own drawings.
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