Danielle Lunn

 

This is Danielle's design for a large floor cushion that she is working on. Danielle used photoshop and her own drawings to create this piece. It will be digitally printed onto cotton satin and embellished with additional beadwork and embroidery 

Charlotte

My name is Charlotte Hindley and I’m a second year student at the University of Bolton studying textiles/ surface design.

I’m my first year of university I LOVED screen and digital print. I Love to draw patterns and then add colour using also computer aided design CAD) rather than painting.

As a second year student now I seem to be working more in hand embroidery and also (CAD) again. Using Photoshop, and at the moment illustrator, so I don’t have a specific subject area I like best, I seem to enjoy this group of them equally and enjoy combining them too, as this makes my work more interesting and experimental.  The use of different media’s and weights of fabric also help with experimenting. This also makes my work more unique and contemporary.

This is an example of my black and white pattern drawing work:   

Shamim

  These are shamim's most recent pieces of work the top piece is felt and rayon ribbons and cord and organza fabric rouched to create pattern. The piece below is created by using rayon ribbon on an organza fabric re creating the travelling theme

The images below are the products we made for the craft sale. We made £170 which will go towards an exhibition of our work.

 

Designed by Sophie Lawton

Rachel Tomkow

I have been looking at military style buttons and have been drawing and painting detailed pieces of work from them.  I enjoy working in bright colours and liked the idea of combining the military theme and brightening it up.  

I also enjoy felting and needle bonding and would like to continue with this.

Amy Tomlinson

I am a young designer who likes to explore different techniques within embroidery and computer aided design.I enjoy drawing illustrations and tuning them into embroidered piece's. I like to use detailed hand stitch and machine embroidery to create different line qualities. This helps me to create new and unique pieces. 

Emma McVan

I like exploring a range of textile techniques including embroidery, surface design and digital print. At the moment my focus is on combining traditional techniques like patchworking with contemporary style. I dyed these second hand fabrics to match the current colour palette so I got exactly the colours I wanted whilst also considering sustainability. I drew and collaged different floral forms and then translated them into stitch whilst considering the patterned background that a patchwork provides.

Danielle Lunn

I am a student designer in my second year of university. I enjoy drawing, painting and creating patterns i then turn these into digitally printed fabric. When working with my digital printed fabrics i like to add hand embroidery to my pieces. And experiment by adding sequins and beads to give my work a more decorative and personal look.

Shamim Janvaria

My name is Shamim Janvaria and here is a little insight in to what makes me tick!!!

The work I usually create is very contemporary, especially when it comes to surface pattern. Inspired by graphic illustrations, my drawings are very free and illustrative, line drawings usually working in tonal colour with hints of colour washes.

However when it comes to contemporary textiles, my work is derived from many things especially whatever inspires me at that precise moment. At this very moment in time my work is inspired by the essence of nostalgia, from vintage lace, clothing, to travel.  I use various hand and machine embroidery in combination with screen printing processes which is applied to different weights of fabric. I enjoy manipulating and constructing out delicate and heavy weight fabric, which makes the outcome much more interesting. Looking a current designers and trends my work is adapted to suit the current fashion market of today.