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Textile Techniques (3D pieces (dress pieces (cuffs (conical work with…
Textile Techniques
3D pieces
scroll work
experimenting with sized- adding smaller ones around larger ones in different medias, such as white washed pages, stitched onto pages, etc.
platter collars
Jill Flower inspired using vibrant colours and fabrics to represent the tones of society in the 18th century
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3D techniques
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paper mache
using this technique to create a cuff out of the cylinders, or using string to create this effect using a balloon and PVA glue
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Stitch
free machine embroidery
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using the influences of 18th century scriptures and words to add to work i9nt he style of Cathy Cullis
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Observational techniques
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photography
Black and white, suing Melissa Zexter's style, adding coloured stitch on top to create a pattern that could be fitted into the model's features.
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Fabric Techniques
embellishing machine different textures combined, then adding stitch to them, creating a background to add Elizabethan words onto (Cathy Cullis style)
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Printing
mono-printing using red and burnt orange tones given my experiments with the fabrics and colour schemes proved these to be most effective when complementing Elizabethan patterns.
