Module
Two
In Module Two students explore a variety
of ways to make marks on paper and fabric.
Left: Wietske's used this great hand printed motif for her shadow applique sample.
Maddy's
shadow applique sample, left, uses printed motifs on a painted background.
Above: A page from Marinella's sketchbook showing a whole range of prints.
Above
and left: Kate has unified the colour of her samples of shadow appliqué and prints
used in appliqué.
Left:
Rosemary has printed onto paper and then fabric, right.
The
addition of checkerboard squares to this composition adds a surprising twist,
Gwen.
Left: Gwen has developed layout ideas using
her prints and collage.
Above:
Pat has used one of her prints in an appliqué sample.
Above
left and right: Pat has demonstrated both skill and a good eye for design
in creating and arranging these prints.
Left: Mabel has used a print of a dragonfly
in this beautiful shadow appliqué quilt.
Right: Detail of the dragonfly quilt, Mabel.
Left:
Marjolein has shadow quilted one of her printed fabrics to create a really
lively piece.
Below: Frances has produced some beautiful work for this Module including these printed samples and small quilt.
Left: Rubbings and wash, Marianne.
Left
and right: Examples of Vernon's rubbings and prints.
Left, above and right: Prints and rubbings by Marianne.
Left:
Fiona has produced this exciting set of prints.
Here
on the right, Elisabeth has been auditioning ideas for a cushion project.
Above:
This lovely set of work by Fiona combines prints of frogs and fern shapes
to create both appliqué samples and the small quilt top (above left).
Left:
Eva has produced this beautiful shadow appliqué sample based on beach
huts. Right: Fiona has worked in a violet/yellow complementary colour scheme
for this rubbing.
Left: Maddy has used a sponge block to print this design.
Above:
Lindsey has worked with a red/green complementary scheme for this print.
Above:
Fiona has produced this two page spread of black and white rubbings arranged
in a greyscale.
Tina's
printing experiments on paper (left) led to this hand quilted shadow appliqué
sample (above).
Below, below left: Gillian has used transfer printing to create these delicate
leaf designs.
Below,
below left: Linda has experimented with printing on both paper and fabric.
Above
left: Margaret has transfer printed onto one of her husband's shirts before
turning it into a shadow appliqué sample! Above right: Lorraine used
a carved eraser to create this repeat print in complementary colours.
Above and right: Two beautifully laid out pages from Frances's sketchbook showing her experiments with rubbings and printing.
Left: Charlene has produced some successful
prints using simple shapes.
Right: Gwen has laid a purple wash over her
initial printed design.
Left: Debra has used a repeated leaf
motif in her design.
