Textiles - Fabric Manipulation with Circles - Part 1
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2020
- #howtomake
Textiles Fabric Manipulation with Circles - Part 1/2
Creating Textural Fabric Tutorial (Netting, Gathering, Ruffle, Applique)
Materials Used: Cotton Fabric/ String/ Cotton/ Needle/ Tea Stain/ Coffee Mix/ Brusho Ink/ Scissors
NH_Print_Design
BA (Hons) Surface Design for Fashion & Interiors
Postgraduate Certificate in Education
Teacher of Art, Design & Textiles
Absolutely beautiful. Thanks ♥
Loved your info. Way cool
Espectacular
Incrível
All techniques are now available on my textiles A-Z: nhsurfacedesign.wixsite.com/howtomake
Thankyou for all of the views!
brilliant ! Thank you
Thankyouuuu so muucchh
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Beautiful. For number 1 how do you keep the coffee tint and the brusho ink if we need to wash the fabric?thx
Super tutorials! Really interesting and inspiring. Could I please ask, would it be possible for you to use a contrasting coloured thread when sewing so that we can see where you are stitching a little more easily ? Thank you for sharing your skills .
Thank you for your feedback, this is one of my early videos so its a little more basic with less instruction, also the thread colours is a great idea thank you 😊
@@TextilesTutorials oh I love it! Simple is beautiful 😍 less is more! I am in love with the dark circles piece because I am working on creating some doodles which I will eventually translate onto fabric. Love your channel so much I immediately subscribed! ❤
this is amazing!! what was the type of dye you used for the last technique to get that dark blue colour?
Hi, I used Brusho ink 😊
That's what I use too!😄
Which fabric did u used
Hi, its a 100% cotton fabric
Video interesting, but can't quite see where the needle is going in or coming out. On the cut out circles on the little tied up, sticking up fabric or what you did with that. Also in the first circles being sewn in
threes, what you do when you get to the end and are turning around to sew more till the fabric peace us filled. It seems you added more at the end of the first row. Also your craft is white on white and not
magnified enough, but the end result is beautiful😢😂😢
what is this technique called?
What is the liguid that you put?
Hi, I have used a coffee and a tea dye to stain the fabric on some of the samples I have sprinkled a little brusho ink, to see how to make coffee and tea dye I have made a video tutorial below 😀
Natural Dyes Tutorial - ua-cam.com/video/VTEku6Ze7qM/v-deo.html