Pam Stallebrass uses - and explained - various printing processes, including cyanotype |
Another of the group - Ineke Berlin |
Louise Baldwin is yet another in Art Textiles: Made in Britain |
Such a pleasure to look and look at Louise's work |
Yellow quilts sing out to me -
From the European Quilt Triennial display |
From the display of traditional quilts |
Part of the display, with an interesting compilation by Helen Parrott in the foreground |
Interesting uses of text - written and printed (left) and stitched onto found fabric (by Sara Impey, who has published a book on text in textile art) |
Another use of text, by Jette Clover |
"Missing Gabriel" by Ann Smith |
Explorations of the concept of "layers joined by stitch" by Julie Bunter |
Re-use of lovely old linen, by Ingrid Press |
Ingrid's little baskets charmed everyone |
Claire Benn's subtly repurposed fabric |
Claire's gallery was astonishing, with large, pared-back pieces |
Susann Hermann used acrylic paint and clay paint to show the variety of possibilities of potato prints |
"Castles in the air" by Susanne Klinke - interesting contrast of fabrics perfectly serves her idea |
Marita Lappalainen |
Ingrid Press |
A closer look at the optical dazzle - what spectacular piecing |
Every quilt tells a story - Linda Bilsborrow's "Somewhere to hide" |
Work by the ever-evolving Elizabeth Brimelow |
The importance of the collar |
It's a three year apprenticeship to learn how to tie the obi properly! |
1 comment:
Thanks for sharing these - fascinating and food for thought! :)Robots can be good.......
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