I
create three-dimensional highly textured embroideries. My ranges
encompass items such as handbags, jewellery, shoes, wall art and
lampshades.
My creations start to grow with the hand dyed base fabric, which
is usually silk or merino wool. To this many techniques are added,
often overlapping one on top of the other and this is where the
magic happens…Techniques such as devoré, appliqué,
felting, heat manipulation, freehand machine embroidery, batik,
wire work and bead work. Highly textured layers are stitched often
to distort the work leaving it innovatively manipulated, which creates
maximum impact in the end production.
Both
the shoe and cup sculptures now sit in bespoke terrarium-like enclosures
with invisible wall mountings. (See sculpture section.)
Lampshade
wire bases are all made from recycled materials.
I hope you enjoy my site. (last Modified Sept 30th 2009)
Lindsay

(Member of - Society of Designer Craftsmen, New Embroidery Group,
Craft Central, Design Gap, Frayed Edges, Quay Crafts, Isle of Wight
Embroiderers, Embroiderers Guild.)
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