Showing posts with label Yarn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yarn. Show all posts
Wednesday, 20 June 2012
Monday, 18 June 2012
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
Tuesday, 1 May 2012
Monday, 30 April 2012
Thursday, 26 April 2012
Wednesday, 22 February 2012
Chunky knitted sample...
This sample has been developed from the previous samples using more contemporary yarns and much more colour. I feel that this sample is very successful, due to the use of contrasting machine gauge's and direction of the knitting. I think the mono-filament is a little much on this sample and also difficult to use, therefore I may try a replacement yarn to stop the unwanted breaking and laddering. I believe this sample to be a great contender for my up and coming garments.
Labels:
Design,
Development,
Distortion,
Fashion,
Ideas,
Knit,
Knitting,
Knitwear,
Lois Albinson,
Neglect,
Sample,
Textiles,
Yarn
Thursday, 9 February 2012
Developing original knitted samples...
The knitted samples below are the initial developed samples for this design unit. One of the main differences is that I have begun to incorporate more glamorous and contemporary yarns to contrast the original overpowering earthy and derelict qualities. I also am trying to broaden my use of colour which has been inspired by some of my earlier research...
Labels:
Design,
Development,
Distortion,
Fashion,
Ideas,
Knit,
Knitting,
Knitwear,
Lois Albinson,
Neglect,
Sample,
Textiles,
Yarn
Thursday, 19 January 2012
Experimenting with more ideas...
The following knitted samples represent the idea of texture and distortion with the inclusion of different media (cardboard) and a weaving-in technique using a textured chunky yarn. I feel that that top sample is successful and I would like to develop this idea more...I do similarly like the use of the cardboard within the bottom sample, however I would like to experiment more ways of including it within the knitting...
Labels:
Design,
Development,
Distortion,
Fashion,
Ideas,
Knit,
Knitting,
Knitwear,
Lois Albinson,
Neglect,
Sample,
Textiles,
Yarn
Wednesday, 14 December 2011
Monday, 12 December 2011
Working back into the knit samples...
Below are a selection of knitted samples which I have subsequently affected using a variety of techniques and materials...
Textured yarn dripped with white latex...
Plain knitted sample with a transfer paper printed image on top...
Two dubied knitted samples hand felted together...
Smashed Porcelain pieces encased in a knitted sample and tied with yarn...
Knitted sample with bleach...
a loosely knitted textured sample hand felted...
Knitted sample covered in clear latex...
Labels:
Art,
Design,
Fashion,
Ideas,
Inspiration,
Knit,
Knitting,
Knitwear,
Lois Albinson,
Neglect,
Painting,
Sample,
Textiles,
Yarn
Saturday, 10 December 2011
So far so good...
Below are images of my textiles presentation boards...I had to produce these for a mid-way through project pin up. They consist of aspects of my inspiration and ideas, along with any successful knitted samples/development that would be suitable for a fashion context...This is only half the way through this first project within my third year...so I still have a long way to go...
Labels:
Design,
Development,
Fashion,
Ideas,
Inspiration,
Knit,
Knitting,
Knitwear,
Neglect,
Presentation,
Research,
Sample,
Textiles,
Yarn
Friday, 2 December 2011
Further Knitted Samples...
Below are a few knitted samples that have followed on from my initial sampling. They are a combination of experimenting with both yarns and techniques. I will be developing the more successful samples later on in the project...
Labels:
Design,
Development,
Ideas,
Inspiration,
Knit,
Knitting,
Knitwear,
Lois Albinson,
Neglect,
Sample,
Textiles,
Yarn
Friday, 4 November 2011
A few knitted samples from my current project...
Below are some of my favourite samples that I have produced so far on the domestic knitting machine. They incorporate a variety of yarns including mohair, mono filament and textured yarns...I really like the combination of densities within the samples however during my further developemnt process I would like to push colour and densities to really express the ideas of distortion and layering...
I purposely haven't removed (woven in) the ends of the yarn as I am really beginning to love the loose fringe effect and so I am going to develop this idea further within my knit sampling...
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