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Techniques | Isabella Whitworth
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Steam-fixed dyes for silk. Work in Natural Dyes. Probably more than natural and synthetic dyes, wax, resists, and history. Most of my work is made using resist-dyed techniques. Resist-dyeing is any technique where the dye is in some way impeded from reaching selected areas of the fabric (or yarn, as in ikat). One way it can be achieved is by sewing, tying, binding, folding, and clamping; those of us who remember any of the 1960s used to call it. These days most people call it. Stitched resist with indigo.
Leewood | Isabella Whitworth
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Steam-fixed dyes for silk. Work in Natural Dyes. Probably more than natural and synthetic dyes, wax, resists, and history. Historical Dyeing days at Leewood in the Dartmoor National Park. Until the middle of the nineteenth century, when chemists devised the means to produce synthetic dyes, all textiles were dyed with natural materials such as plants, insects and shellfish. In discussion one day, they realised that no-one appeared to have studied possible variation occurring in the take-up of natural dyes...
Natural Dyes | Isabella Whitworth
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Steam-fixed dyes for silk. Work in Natural Dyes. Probably more than natural and synthetic dyes, wax, resists, and history. I think it is as important to know the source of a dyestuff as it is to know where food comes from. I am unable to grow much dyestuff but for several years have been producing a crop of Japanese indigo (. An article which I co-authored with Christina Chisholm on the growing and use of Japanese indigo can be downloaded free from the Journal for Weavers, Spinners and Dyers website here.
Historic textiles | Isabella Whitworth
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Steam-fixed dyes for silk. Work in Natural Dyes. Probably more than natural and synthetic dyes, wax, resists, and history. Category Archives: Historic textiles. January 31, 2016. The ceiling of Santa María de la Almudena, Madrid, designed and painted by José Luis Galicia. See link to an article at the bottom of the page. Woman studying her selfies, Seville. Metal door plate, Gaucín. Tiles, Alhambra, Granada. Carvings, Toledo cathedral. The Feast of the Immaculate Conception. Motorway sketch, Valdepeñas.
indigo | Isabella Whitworth
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Steam-fixed dyes for silk. Work in Natural Dyes. Probably more than natural and synthetic dyes, wax, resists, and history. March 13, 2015. Larr; Previous Image. Or leave a trackback: Trackback URL. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
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A history of Colour: February 2012
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A history of Colour. Sunday, 26 February 2012. I love my New Skein Winder. Hello everyone, Happy New Year! Yes I know I'm slow but I'm getting there! I would really like to get back into blogging, so I'll try and get back here much more often from now on! There is also the problem of the size of skein - they had to remain the size they are now when using my niddy noddy, the display stand is already designed for them! All I have to do now is sit down comfortably and gently treadle (even whilst watching TV!
A history of Colour: January 2013
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A history of Colour. Sunday, 20 January 2013. I know that many parts of UK are suffering from snow at the moment, but I just thought I'd say that we have some too! It's stopping me from getting into the dyehouse at the moment, which I am not happy about as I have work to do and experiments to play with! Temperatures have been down to -10 at night and not above freezing during the day. I guess you could say that winter has finally arrived! On a positive side I am sitting here on my computer working! Apart...
A history of Colour: February 2013
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A history of Colour. Sunday, 24 February 2013. Adding to the woodpile. As you can see we get a really random selection - it can be anything, but within this hotch potch of wood is some beautiful hardwood that can be used to make textile tools! Once we get the wool home we play the game of "one for you, one for me" as John enjoys himself picking over all the wood and choosing the pieces that he wants. He will hold a piece up and say "what's this then? Mediaeval Tablet looms and tablets, Inkle looms, shutt...
A history of Colour: April 2013
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A history of Colour. Friday, 19 April 2013. A treat from Pontoise. This weekend has been the Marche Medieval in Pontoise an event we have been doing for quite a few years now. I'd like to thank Christophe and his team from Histoire Vivante for all their hard work organising such a successful event. It's lovely, thank YOU Marie-Alix for both coming to see us and for the wool. I have been walking on air since you came! Wednesday, 10 April 2013. It is completely self contained, dry and cool. I can keep ...
A history of Colour: August 2012
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A history of Colour. Thursday, 9 August 2012. In the UK weld is considered a weed that needs to be got rid of as quickly as possible - well so it seems whenever I find a stand of it flourishing. A few weeks ago I spotted the most enormous stand of weld - but not ready to pick, so I patiently waited a few weeks and then went back, oh no, virtually all gone! An hour spent going round the area yielded. This was tied up in bundles like this. These were tied onto a "sheila maid" under the dye house canopy.
A history of Colour: June 2014
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A history of Colour. Saturday, 21 June 2014. If you follow me on Facebook you'll have read that this year we have lots of demo work commemorating the Centenary of the start of WW1. In the past I would have said "ugh chemical dyes, no way! But having started researching the colour Khaki not only is the subject fascinating I've discovered they used lots of natural dyes too! Actually I should perhaps clarify Khaki a little! This colour was adopted officially by the British Army not long afterwards. So far I...
A history of Colour: September 2012
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A history of Colour. Tuesday, 25 September 2012. What can have coloured my silk? I have just prepared a variety of silk fibres and yarns ready for dyeing. There are several winter markets coming up so I thought I ought to get started - but without the usual panic and rush! Maybe this was a bad idea! ALL the fibres and yarns were Mulberry silk so white rather than cream or caramel coloured. I scoured them all first - but in separate pans as I didn't want the fibres attaching themselves to the yarns. I am ...
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A listing of classes and courses on silk painting. If you book a course with one of the tutors below, please tell them that you found them through the Guild of Silk Painters website. Tutors, if you would like your courses to be listed in the journal and on this website page (remember you do not have to be in the UK to be listed), please email elittaf@gmail.com. Cynefin, Goes Road, Denbigh LL16 5NU. Or by email: bev@bevbelshaw.co.uk. Paint your own Silk Scarf! Freestyle Painted Silk Scarf Course'. Talks, ...
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Antique and contemporary prints and paintings. Small stock of my work. Isabella Whitworth, artist. Artist in resist dyed and painted silk, based in Devon. Our own traditional Skye self-catering cottage to let in Glendale. Skye and Lochalsh Arts and Crafts Association. A window onto the thriving arts and crafts practitioners in the area. Glendale weavers using a pedal powered loom. Society of wood engravers. THE source for information about the art and its practitioners.
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I know you dig the way I swi.swi.switch my style. Efter att ha vart fucked up sjuk den senaste veckan är jag på bättrings vägen till skillnad från orions * * som verkar har ruttnat under en veckas tid då den inte har använts! Men men idag blir tandläkar och sen svängen in till stan för att puss ochh kram min lilla isa som åker till gran canaria. Där hon ska jobba hela vintern bööööhl! Smell you later love isabella. Kotten bara sover och sover! 2009-10-27 @ 13:20:59 Permalink. Somewhere over the rainbow.
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Friday, 10 July 2015. Title: The Broken Destiny. Series: The Broken Trilogy (Book #1). Genre: Sci-fi, YA. Publisher: Fire Quill (SA) Hallowed Ink Press (USA). Release Date: October 2014. You cannot know what light is if you have not experienced darkness". The Broken Destiny Purchase Links:. Carlyle is an South African award wining author, with a flair for mixing genres and adding loads of drama to every story she creates. For now she is happy to take over the world and convert non Sci-fi believers. To be...
the birth of drift
The birth of drift. Monday, May 3, 2010. Last set of logs! 10 hours; e-mailed all school, e-mailed chris photos, made tonight driftwear facebook default, edited photos, tried to fix website, wrote a journal entry. 25 hours; made shirts, processed orders, updated QuickBooks, ordered more shirts,. 5 hours; printing shirts, ironing, printing labels and business cards, packaging. 1 hour; printing packaging shirts, journal entry, delivering shirts, processed orders. 35 minutes; rethought business cards. Focus...
Isabella Whitworth | probably more than natural and synthetic dyes, wax, resists, and history
Steam-fixed dyes for silk. Work in Natural Dyes. Probably more than natural and synthetic dyes, wax, resists, and history. January 18, 2018. Dyes, silk and North Portugal. Display board from the Museu do Abade de Baçal, Bragança showing natural dyes once in use for silk dyeing. From top left:. Indigo; gall nuts; madder; logwood; sumac; soapberry; rosemary; walnut; cochineal; dyers’ broom;. Giant cane); ginger; common black alder. Natural Dyes: Sources, Tradition, Technology and Science,. The giant cane,.
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Isabella Wiggberg.
Close your eyes and you will see. Tisdag 30 april 2013. Utöver det har jag en underbar liten tjej, min lilla katt Nellie som också finns med i vått och torrt. Och nu är jag både Moster OCH Faster till två små underbara sötnosar som jag älskar över allt annat med! Och sist men inte minst har i princip flyttat ihop med min pojkvän (eftersom vi bor grannar så kändes det mest rätt). Så mitt liv just nu är så perfekt som det kan vara. Och jag mår som en gudinna! Torsdag 25 april 2013. Måndag 22 april 2013.
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