Showing posts with label Stamp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stamp. Show all posts

Friday, 24 August 2012

The world of sparkling beads - Scent of England, Tokyo, Japan

An exhibition in Tokyo, Japan of English Embroidery on the eighth floor of Odakyu Department store Machida, Tokyo organised by RSN Tokyo tutor, Emi Nimura.  Exhibition includes work by my students and myself, as well as Emi's students.


Canvas work by Chrissy W; Blackwork by Jill Mc; Blackwork by Pippa Foulds
Silk shading by Ione D; Advanced Silk shading by Nancy E; Silk shading by
Deborah Younger Martin

Union Flag by Paulette D
Stamp and Gauntlet by Tracy A Franklin
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Sunday, 1 April 2012

the stamp

the finished stamp - showing detail of satin stitch and seeding

showing more detail and depth
The completed stamp was taken from an ink jet printed design.  My objective was to enhance the design with simple stitch rather than detract.  The whole design contains, couching, running stitch, seeding (single and double), satin stitch, stem stitch, using a tarnished 'passing' metal thread, stranded cotton, and a metallic stranded thread (which is a nightmare to use, but I am sure that is part of its charm!).  Design is approximately 12cm x 17cm and worked on plain cotton fabric.

Saturday, 28 January 2012

Jubilee


ink-jet image on fabric - work in progress
detail - double seeding over ink mark


My Jubilee piece for a workshop at the Museum of Fulham Palace.  Totally experimental, but enjoyed the process.