Tuesday, 15 October 2024

Shauna Gentile, Student Work

 



Ode to Intention” pt. 2 featuring Jessica

Cotton yarn hand dyed with indigo. 
Solid color on collar and cuffs. 
Speckled indigo on remaining garment. 









Ode to Intention Featuring Diaje

Top - Salvaged paint that was poured flat and cut into pieces, 
sewn together with embroidery thread. 
Skirt - Salvaged denim and textiles hand dyed with marigold and indigo.





Ode to Intention Featuring Sydney

Top - Salvaged paint poured flat and crocheted with second hand yarn.

Skirt - Salvaged denim, second hand yarn used to create a crochet inlay pattern which was then backed with hand dyed textile. 

Belt and Scarf - Hand dyed with logwood with soda ash, overlaid with Indigo pattern and embroidered. 






Ode to Intention Featuring Brooke

Top - Yarn hand dyed with cochineal, crochet. 

Skirt - Salvaged paint, crochet with hand dyed cochineal yarn. 


Ode to Intention 

I designed, prepared the textiles, constructed the garments and photographed this body of work. Inspired by sustainable textile practices, I used second hand materials such as salvaged denim and paint to create "one-of-a-kind" textiles. I created this collection to highlight discarded materials in the realm of fashion. My sustainable designs seek to challenge the conventional notions of modern fast fashion.


Sunday, 22 September 2024

Sashiko Supplies

Below are links to supplies from A Thread and Needle

You can find supplies at other sites. I listed links to online shopping at the end of this post. 

Sashiko supplies can be found on Amazon. After researching, I do not suggest purchasing kits or printed fabric from Amazon as reviews communicate poor quality. For our class, I purchased the printed fabric, thread and stencils from A Thread and Needle


Sashiko Thimbels

This item is needed for Sashiko stitching




Sashiko Thread




Sashiko Needles





Sashiko Stencils

Sashiko Cotton Fabric


Wednesday, 22 May 2024

Books







 

Textile Talks

 

Textile Talks features weekly presentations and panel discussions from the International Quilt Museum, Quilt Alliance, Studio Art Quilt Associates, and Surface Design Association. Content in Textile Talks presentations is intended for personal educational and inspirational purposes. If you would like to use a presentation for a group, please contact the presenting organization.


Go to link below to see several videos posted on You Tube. 




https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXsBpWjk3xVCTzucHkrU3ly5NlLa7mW3f


Tuesday, 9 April 2024

Student Work, Silk Painting



Kate Barker
Silk Painting 
2020
40" x 25'




















Timaree McKinney
Silk Painting
2021
40" x 25'

 

Sunday, 24 March 2024

Elizabeth Tolson, Artist


untitled bodies, 2019
Fabric
Individual piece size: h: 48 in x w: 24in x d: 3in





Moon Surface Study
Weaving 




Ceramic, Embroidery Thread



Artist Website

 

Cat Mailloux, Artist








Give me your hand, sister | Portmanteau Project Space | Dayton, OH

Exhibition Statement

The phrase give me your hand, sister implies a hand reaching for help, or a hand offering care, a gesture that goes both ways. These works were made in with and for my three sisters: plaster casts of their shoulders and felted coats. My sisters and I made the felt together. Felting requires rubbing and compressing loose wool fibers together with soap and water to create a sturdy textile that has no clear warp or weft and is very hard to tear. I eventually made the felt into coats for each of my three sisters. The essay Tears/Tears was written in collaboration with my sister Lindsay Mailloux, reflecting on the homonym tears.

More to see on artist website:

https://www.catmailloux.com/give-me-your-hand-sister


 

Astri Snodgrass, Artist


Underwater Orchestra
Mercerized cotton embroidery floss, 9 x 8.5 in




Deadheading

  • Mercerized cotton embroidery floss and glass beads
  • 10 x 9.5 in





Token

  • Cotton crochet thread and glass beads, 5.5 x 5.25 in




Gumline

  • Mercerized cotton embroidery floss, 7 x 6.25 in


Artist Website

Instagram


 

Sandy Delissovoy, Artist


Long Walks with Ephemeral Indigo Interventions, 

California and Virginia, 2022 - 23



Link below to watch video:

 

Artist Website

https://sandydelissovoy.com/


Instagram

https://www.instagram.com/sandydelissovoy/?hl=en

Morgan Rose Free, Artist


cotton, embroidery floss, grommets
2020



2023


Artist Website

Follow on Instagram

Part of Western Pole Project



 

Shauna Gentile, Student Work

  Ode to Intention” pt. 2 featuring Jessica Cotton yarn hand dyed with indigo.  Solid color on collar and cuffs.  Speckled indigo on remaini...