Fiber Etch® Gallery of Works
Iris
Lee
Dragon Threads; 96 pages
- Order this book
Fabric Etching is the definitive
book on the techniques possible
using Fiber
Etch, and is perfect
for the textile artist, sewer
and crafter.
Here are some Fiber
Etch creations
from Iris Lee, many
of which can be found
in her book.
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Carolyn
Dahl
Krause Publications; 160
pages - Order
this book from Amazon.com
Web site: CarolynDahlStudio.com
Carolyn Dahl creates dyed
silk wall hangings, quilts,
handmade paper baskets and
vessels, drawings and prints,
and multi-media collages.
Her artworks have been exhibited
throughout the United States
and internationally in museums,
galleries, books, and feature
articles. Carolyn has demonstrated
her techniques and artworks
on Home & Garden Television
on the Carol Duvall Show
and Simply Quilts, and
on PBS's Creative Living
and Creative Sewing.
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Holly
Brackmann
HollyBrackmann.com
Holly is Professor of Textiles
and Art History at Mendocino
College, Ukiah, California.
She explores weaving, dévoré,
dyeing, surface design, emerging
textile techniques, and has
woven architectural scale
wall hangings, miniatures
and garments. She teaches,
has curated textile and craft
exhibitions, lectures and
exhibits internationally.
Holly has studied textile
techniques in Europe, the
Middle East, Asia, Central
and South America, and has
lead study tours to Europe,
Peru, Egypt, Greece, Turkey,
Australia, and India.
We've included a few of
Holly's creations here for
you to see. Please visit
her wonderful Web site Gallery to
see a full range of creativity
unleashed.
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Dévoré on commercial
polyester/cotton fabric;
silk organza; fiber reactive
and disperse dyes; cotton
and nylon thread; fiberglass
screening; acrylic rod. |
Handwoven polyester/cotton
fabric with dévoré; fiber
reactive and disperse
dyes, cotton and nylon
thread, fiberglass
screening, acrylic
rod. |
Dévoré on commercial
polyester/cotton fabric;
digital image for screen
prints based on photos
taken of roofs at Himeiji
Castle, Japan; fiber
reactive and disperse
dye, cotton and nylon
thread, fiberglass screening,
acrylic rod. |
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