Module Five – Chapter FIVE – WADDED AND SHAPED QUILTING SAMPLES



First post after holidays! I was finally able to put together all samples produced so far for this chapter in the weeks before leaving. Tomorrow I shall get everything ready for getting to work on the second part of Chapter 5.

WADDED QUILTING SAMPLES
General view
All my wadded samples are arranged on a A3 portfolio page

Wadded quilting Whole sheet
Sample ONE
Back: muslim – Padding: light wadding, one layer – Top: jersey
Wadded sample ONE
Sample TWO
Back: felt – Padding: shredded plastic – Top: light tulle – Stitchery: straight stitch in  white and light brown

Wadded sample TWO

Sample THREE
Back: muslim – Padding: cut threads, fabric bits, tea bags – Top: light tulle


Wadded sample THREE

Sample FOUR
Back: muslim – Padding: wool fleece – Top: cheesecloth
Wadded sample FOUR
Sample FIVE
Back: muslim – Padding: light wadding, two layers – Top: habotai silk – Appliqué: cheesecloth
Wadded sample FIVE
Sample SIX
Back: muslim – Padding: wool threads cut short – Top: very open mesh, partially cut in areas to expose wool underneath
Wadded sample SIX

SHAPED QUILTING SAMPLES
This second group of samples are somewhat bigger, each measuring approximately 12 x 12 cms
Sample ONE
Padding: plastic snowflakes
Top layer: very open mesh
Shaped Quilting 1
Sample TWO
Padding: pressed paper cylinders
Bottom/Top layer: linen net
Shaped Quilting 5
Sample THREE
Padding: foam cardboard shapes
Top layer: net

Shaped Quilting 4
Sample FOUR
Padding: knotted wadding
Top layer: habotai silk

Shaped Quilting 2
Sample FIVE
Padding: candies
Top layer: silver tulle net

Shaped Quilting 3

SAMPLES OF SHAPES USED FOR PADDING


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Shapes used:
Wadding strip knotted several times
Foam cardboard
Plastic snowflake
Candies
Pressed paper

Comments

  1. These are fabulous Daniella.
    thanks for giving sian the info re the Windows Live Writer, it makes a huge difference - so easy!

    Carrie

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  2. These are very interesting. Bella

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  3. i love the way you make your fabric manipulation, it do help me a lot =)

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  4. Your creativity is very inspiring - congratulations on producing such great and varied work

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  5. That's so cool! I love the embroderies but sometimes they look so bored an old fashioned but that is a fantastic way to make them look modern!

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  6. disagree
    while the embroideries are visually interesting in a destructive way, they lack beauty elegance and sophistication. pity you wasted your time creating that which most of us would through out or wash

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