I've been improvising whilst working at home, testing different colour ways for my final designs :)

Ironing board as my table, why not?

A perfect work station in my opinion!

I have worked back into my koda trace giving it more texture and detail. I'm happy with how it turned out :)

Thanks!

Rose Ann

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As i promised, i have some better photos of one of my garment fronts; the one that is complete!

 I know the quality still isn't the best but once i have completed all of my work i will have high quality photos :)

 Peach Flower

 Silver Thread flower with beaded centre

 Cut out flower

 Large hand embroidered flower

 Beige Flower

Velvet Applique with machine embroidery detail

Thanks for checking it out :)

Rose Ann

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Printed and Embellished Surface was my opportunity to experiment with techniques I already knew and learn a lot of new techniques also. I produced 6 samples for printed surfaces and 4 samples for embellished surfaces. I was very happy with my final designs and 2 got chosen to go to Indigo in Paris where my University was exhibiting, how exciting!!

My Screen

My 4 Embellished Samples :)

                                  Dying my fabrics                                           Print Sample

Cleaning my Screen

My gorgeous sewing box :)

Mess can be pretty

            My lampost in discharge on the backing cloth

Double Tool Print Sample

Dye & Chain Print

File Print

Lampost Print

Multi-Directional Tree Print

Sorry for the image overload!

Love, Rose Ann

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oh dear...

                  So, I have been pathetic recently at blogging, I promise to improve on how often I blog.

I have been busy completing my final project for my first year at university, the first part of the project was for fashion fabric where I produced 3 garment fronts; I chose to complete a swing skirt. I used a floral theme where I decided to keep my designs almost all white with elements of creams, pale peaches and pale beige. One of the skirts is complete and the other two are almost complete, I will update me blog with images of the skirts once I have took some photos of a good quality, I promise J

The second part of this project is for furnishing fabrics based on a Neo-Classical theme. I struggled to get into producing drawings for this as my research wasn’t spot on but once I corrected my research my drawings worked much better. I used my original drawings to produce patterns in repeat (I will upload images of these also, soon J) I chose my final design and produced a graph in repeat which I then traced onto my koda trace. Very time consuming and patience is key!

Tracing my repeat onto my graph through my boyfriends glass table, made the job so much easier!

My graph, half complete

Ready to trace my graph onto my Koda Trace, scary!

 

My complete Koda Trace

And there are some close-ups!

Im going to work back into some of them to make my Koda Trace and screen a bit more interesting :)

Love, Rose Ann

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