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(4.36) | 1 | Discover textile artist Jane Dunnewold's secrets to creating visual complexity and depth in fabric. In this comprehensive guide, Jane explains her system of layering simple processes to produce intriguing, one-of-a-kind surface designs. Experiment with fiber-reactive dyes, household bleach, fabric paints, water-based resists, photocopy transfers, foiling, silk screening, stenciling, stamping, embroidery, and beading Dozens of full-color photographs of fabric, quilts, and clothing provide a sampling of Jane's incredible work Includes detailed instructions for applications, processes, and embellishments, plus tips for organizing work space and finding the right supplies… (more) |
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FOREWORD: In 1992, Jane Dunnewold invited me to teach a workshop in machine applique at the Southwest Craft Center in San Antonio, Texas, where she chairs the Surface Design Studio. INTRODUCTION: It is possible to create fabric of great depth and complexity--what I call "complex cloth"--simply by beginning with white fabric and layering surface-design processess like dyeing, painting, bleaching, and foiling over one another until a pleasing result is achieved. | |
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INTRODUCTION: You may make wondrous cloth based on what you learn in ths book, but if your eyes are newly opened to the world around you, we will have both succeeded beyon these limited pages. (Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.) | |
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None ▾Book descriptions Discover textile artist Jane Dunnewold's secrets to creating visual complexity and depth in fabric. In this comprehensive guide, Jane explains her system of layering simple processes to produce intriguing, one-of-a-kind surface designs. Experiment with fiber-reactive dyes, household bleach, fabric paints, water-based resists, photocopy transfers, foiling, silk screening, stenciling, stamping, embroidery, and beading Dozens of full-color photographs of fabric, quilts, and clothing provide a sampling of Jane's incredible work Includes detailed instructions for applications, processes, and embellishments, plus tips for organizing work space and finding the right supplies ▾Library descriptions No library descriptions found. ▾LibraryThing members' description |
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