At the conclusion of our Online 7922-03 Patchwork and Quilting Certificate Course, students who have satisfied all the syllabus requirements are awarded a certificate by the awarding body, City & Guilds of London. We would like to offer our congratulations too!
Cynthia Darlington
Right: The quilt has both machine and hand quilting.
Left: Part of Cynthia's design work.
Right: Further sketchbook pages exploring potential blocks.
Far left: Cynthia's wallhanging assessment features pieced Pineapple blocks with a hand painted artichoke.
Left and below left: Some of the extensive design work.
Left: Cynthia made a cushion as her 'Interior' assessment piece.
Right: A detail of the cushion.
Left: the other side of the cushion.
Left and right: some of Cynthia's design drawings.
Left: Her accessory was a pretty shoulder bag.
Left: Detail of the bag.
Right: Cynthia's container was an ambitious piece inspired by Gothic arches.
Left: The back of the container.
Left: Detail of the container which is worked in silk and features a Secret Garden motif.
Left: Detail of the container showing the machine quilting.
Right: The Gothic arches that inspired the project.
Left: Decorative effects on paper.
Left: Exploring shape with soft pastels.
Far left: Design work experimenting with line and Left: a stitched sample.
Right: Collage using hand decorated papers.
Left: Colouring fabric with transfer printing techniques.
Left: Ideas for Prairie Point inserts.
Far left: A stitched sample.
Right and far right: Layering and slashing
Far left: Secret Garden.
Left: A stitched and quilted sample using a garment.
Left: Cynthia was inspired by images from space when planning her Drunkard's Path sample, below.
Right and far right: Experimenting with strip piecing.
Left and far left: Pages from Cynthia's sketchbook illustrating some of the Principles of Design.
Right: Dyeing with complementary colours.
Right and far right: Monoprints on fabric, one with machine quilting.
Right: Soft pastels.
Far left: A colour study of fruit.
Left: Shadow applique with sheer fabrics and hand stitch.
Left: Needle-turned applique.
Right: Collage.
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