Week 3 - Second Evaluation of Carousel

1.          Document what you do in the session :


2.          Take notes of your experience of the following...

- The dyes came in powder form before you mix with water

- You paint your design on thin paper before heat pressing for one minute onto your fabric

- The heat press takes 40 minutes to heat up efficiently

- Each colour prints more vibrant and brighter then what the paint seems.

  

•  Research that you carry out in these sessions:

Primary research - I tried for myself and used all the tools given.

Secondary research - I listened to the teacher at the beginning of each session explaining                          everything.


•  Skills that you have tried:

Printing on fabric using disperse dyes and a heat press,
Free machine embroidery,
Hand sewing,
Applique using Bondaweb,



•The processes and methods you used :

Process - Painting a design and pressing using heat press. (Printing)
Method - Sketching the initial design then tracing backwards and adding, using different colours with text and images.
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Process - Using embroidery thread to hand stitch.
Method - Using a running stitch around the edges of my fabric.



•  The tools that you used:

Fabric, disperse dyes, pencils, paint brushes, bondaweb, an iron, sewing machine, stitch pins and embroidery thread.

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