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My computer has become an indispensable part of my creative life. Rather than designing for textiles , the textiles themselves sometimes become a starting point for the images. By combining with art work, drawings and photos these images are an extension to my textile work. Below are some of my pieces.
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Through a Glass Darkly Tissue treated with Ink Aid applied to fabric |
Detail of the tissue panel and the fabric blended together with stitch |
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The Metaphysical Tulip Panels designed on the computer and printed on to the fabric with the inkjet printer |
Detail of central panel Details of the design techniques are to be shown in an workshop in the May 2010 edition of |
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Spice Jars, a quilt using heat transferred images which, when quilted, give an impression of leather
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Apple Tree Spice, a quilt using printed paper as part of the fabric as well as heat transferred imagery. See the article in Design-It, the magazine of the CTDGe
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Small Pyramid purse |
This complex image is inspired by the series of quilts I made based on horses. The original inspiration came from a painting by Walter Crane of horses and the sea. This is a Giclėe print.
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Book cover based on scanned images of a lily |
Container using the same imagery |
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Computer design for textiles has become a great interest of mine and I can offer workshops and talks on the subject. I have had several articles published on the subject. |
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