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7923-04 Patchwork and Quilting Diploma Module 2

In Module 2 students continue with their research for design. They also explore papermaking amongst other techniques.

Left and below: Daniele's research collection continues and her development drawings are looking great.

Above, right and below: Leah is working on the contextual studies section of the course, by studying both historical and contemporary work.

Right: Leah's sketchbook is coming along really well. Above: She is also working on her contextual studies.

Left and below: Some of Leah's prints on paper inspired by her theme of architecture.

Left and below: Leah has taken some of her design work ideas through to fabric and stitch.

Left: Leah has explored layering of transparent papers.

Above left and right: A selection of Leah's handmade papers.

Jean has taken the theme of Walls for her research for design and in particular the stone walls of Sidmouth, and the Berlin wall.

Left: Paintings and prints inspired by the graffiti on the Berlin wall.

Below: A sample incorporating stitched lettering.

Below: In contrast, the Sidmouth walls offer a different colour palette and shape inspiration. Jean is recording this visual information using a variety of techniques including drawing, painting and printmaking.

Above: Jean has begun to create some fabric samples informed by her research.

Above and left: more work to record the shapes and colours observed in the walls. Ideas are developed using computer image manipulation and lino printing.

Above and left: Maureen's research into the ocean is well under way. Here are some of her paintings and collages in response to her subject.

Left: Anna has explored paper making and felting fibres.

Above and below: Maureen is developing her observational work with shells using collage and printing techniques.

Left: Some of Maureen's print samples on both paper and fabric.

We hope you have enjoyed browsing through the first examples of our students work for Module 2 of this exciting new online course. Additional images will be added as soon as have them! Why not take a look at the gallery for Module 3?