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7922-03 Patchwork and Quilting Certificate - Module 1
At this level students place equal emphasis on developing their design and craft skills. Module 1 focuses on colour and includes techniques for applying colour to paper and fabric, together with activities designed to hone skills of observation and analysis of colour and value.
Left: Susan's painting across a gap cut in a photo has worked well.
Above, right and below: Ann's samples exploring colour with painting, dyeing and applique are exciting.
Above: Annie's study of analogous colour.
Right: the delicate colours of this photo proved to a be a challenge when mixing colours to match but the results are great, Annie.
Left: A page from Jacqueline's sketchbook.
Right and below: Examples of Carol's image collages to illustrate complementary colour.
Right and below: Page from Laurie's sketchbook showing some of her work with colour
Right and above right: Gisela's paper collages to illustrate complementary colour and her painted greyscale.

Left: Gwenllian's work with colourwheels.

Below left: Gwenllian's hand dyed fabric colour wheel.

Below: A page from Gwenllian's sketchbook

Left: Jenny has carefully observed and recorded the colour in this magazine image.
Right: Exploring complementary washes of paint, Jenny
Left: An example of Gisela's colour collections in paper
Right: Pages from Heidi's sketchbook showing her colour wheel
Left and below: more ofHeidi's work with colour
Below: Heidi has studied analogous colour
Right: Chris has carefully painted this colour and value study
Left: Complementary colour collections from Chris

Right: A section of Chris's research into colour
Above: Cynthia has observed the values present in this monochromatic image

Below: BJ took inspiration from her colour study of the fruit to produce a sample of fabric collage
Left: Cynthia's beautifully observed study to identify a colour palette for future work
Right: Colourwheel, Cynthia
Left: Cynthia's identification of analogous colour
Right: Phyllis has explored the creative potential of complementary washes
Below: Jacqueline's painted washes.
Above: Diana's dyed fabric colour wheel

Above: Diana's sensitive painting to identify colour

Right: More exercises to explore the subject of colour, Diana

Below: Doris made several studies of a fruit to prepare her for future work

Below: Phyllis's colour study and fabric collage.
Above and above right: Pages from Wil's sketchbook showing some of her work with colour.
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© Linda Kemshall 2005