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SUMMARY:Landscape Fragments with Julia Wright
DESCRIPTION:Julia Wright trained in Applied Design at Edinburgh College of Art and has been teaching textiles and exhibiting for over 25 years in the UK and internationally. \nNow based in Manchester\, England\, her textural mixed media textile pieces suggest fragments of landscape without being figurative. Work is inspired by weathered\, organic\, irregular forms and the repetition of simple shapes\, like clusters of barnacles\, knotted tree roots and growth patterns of lichen. \nYou can connect with Julia on Instagram or Facebook. \nwww.juliawright.co.uk \n\nLandscape Fragments workshop\nStudents will experiment with textiles materials and techniques including wrapping and binding\, couching\, entrapment and embroidery to create colourful\, textural\, mixed media pieces. We will pinch\, pull\, bind\, gather\, layer\, stitch and explore manipulation techniques to create texture. We will take inspiration from close-up details seen in landscapes and coastal areas interpreting shapes\, patterns\, textures and colours to create a series of small fabric samples which could remain as a collection of separate objects or be combined to make a more resolved piece. No previous experience is needed\, all techniques will be demonstrated and multiple examples will be available for inspiration. \n\nInspiration from Julia\n\n\nWhat to bring:\nStudents should bring fabrics and threads in their chosen colour palette. Recycling and re-purposing found fabrics\, off-cuts\, yarns and threads is very much encouraged. Eg- distressed/worn/torn fabrics\, cut up old clothes\, bedsheets\, tea towels\, scraps of string/twine/yarns\, tangled left-overs \nResource packs of pre-dyed mixed fabrics will be available to buy at the event if required \nAll participants will need: \n\n2-3 reels of sewing machine threads to suit their chosen colour palette\nhand sewing needles (including an embroidery needle)\nscissors\na small piece of wadding/old cushion stuffing (as small as 10cm x 10cm would be plenty)\ndelicate fabric scraps (silk\, muslin\, scrim\, ramie\, organdie\, thin linen)\nembroidery threads\n\nPlease note:\n\nWorkshop bookings are subject to our refund policy\nFinding and Parking at Moonah Arts Centre\n\n\nIf you are not currently a financial member of Stitching and Beyond\, you can join us\, pay the membership fee and then login to purchase your ticket.
URL:https://www.stitchingandbeyond.com/event/landscape-fragments-with-julia-wright/
LOCATION:Makers Workshop\, Moonah Arts Centre\, 23-27 Albert Road\, Moonah\, Tasmania\, 7009\, Australia
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