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Titel och upphov Three-dimentional embroidery
Utgivning, distribution etc. Batsfords Books , London : 2005
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ISBN 0-7134-8965-0 0-7134-8965-0 978-0-7134-8965-1 978-0-7134-8965-1
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Textile artists and embroiderers have long been interested in creating three-dimensional structures in the form of bags and boxes, but many are now constructing more advanced geometric shapes and free-form embroidered pieces. The added third dimension of depth offers endless scope for design and can be much more exciting and challenging than flat, two-dimensional work. In this book, Janet Edmonds explores the textile design processes and building methods that take the image off the drawing board and into three-dimensions.
Whether working with the discipline of geometric shapes or with the freedom of free-form construction, Janet Edmonds show how textile artists and embroiderers can build and shape three-dimensional structures and combine them with decorative surfaces.
Richly illustrated, with stunning colour photographs of finished pieces, diagrams and drawings, this is the first book to cover three-dimensional textiles in detail and it comes from the leading authority on the subject.
Introduction p. 7 Design p. 10 The design brief p. 12 Research: gathering information p. 12 Thinking time p. 15 Selecting a starting point p. 16 The design process p. 18 Materials and Equipment p. 24 Materials p. 24 Tools and equipment p. 29 Constructing with Flat Pieces p. 34 Geometrics p. 35 Free form p. 50 Continuous Lengths p. 54 Coiling p. 54 Free-form building with continuous lengths p. 65 Manipulanted Methods p. 70 Fabrics p. 72 Manipulative techniques p. 74 Working with a former p. 90 Beads p. 94 Soft beads p. 96 Hard beads p. 102 Building with beads p. 108 Finishing Techniques p. 116 Edges and rims p. 116 Bases, supports and feet p. 118 Lids p. 122 Conclusion p. 124 Resources p. 126 Index p. 128