20/5/16
My work is now on display at our Degree Show which is open from May 28th-June 12th. Photos can be viewed in 'Degree Show'.
14/5/16
Today was the photoshoot for the garments I have designed and created. Photos can be viewed in 'Garments'.
Modelled by Emily Rose Cornthwaite.
Photography by Sam Houghton Photography.
9/5/16
Again, I pinned different fabrics onto the mannequin to see exactly how the next garment would be pieced together.
2/4/16
I chose some of my fabrics and pinned them onto the mannequin to give myself more of an idea of how I wanted my garments to look.
18/4/16
Today I chose one of my plant cell-inspired designs to create a type of sequin that would be placed into my knitting. In order to speed up the process of inserting the sequins, I constructed a thin strip to attach all the sequins together; making it quicker and easier to place the sequins into my knitting.
4/4/16
Today was spent experimenting with laser cutting my own sequin design using acetate.
27/2/16
Click on the link below to view the Pinterest board of inspiration for my colour palette.
https://uk.pinterest.com/mimmurgatroyd/winter-colour-palettes/
22/2/16
Before deciding on my colour palette I drew all my designs in black and white so that I could focus on pattern rather than being distracted by colour.
17/2/16
My work is now on display at our Degree Show which is open from May 28th-June 12th. Photos can be viewed in 'Degree Show'.
14/5/16
Today was the photoshoot for the garments I have designed and created. Photos can be viewed in 'Garments'.
Modelled by Emily Rose Cornthwaite.
Photography by Sam Houghton Photography.
9/5/16
Again, I pinned different fabrics onto the mannequin to see exactly how the next garment would be pieced together.
2/4/16
I chose some of my fabrics and pinned them onto the mannequin to give myself more of an idea of how I wanted my garments to look.
25/4/16
To develop the sequin idea I decided to print an image onto the acetate with the intention of seeing the image through the monofilament on the front bed of knitting.
18/4/16
Today I chose one of my plant cell-inspired designs to create a type of sequin that would be placed into my knitting. In order to speed up the process of inserting the sequins, I constructed a thin strip to attach all the sequins together; making it quicker and easier to place the sequins into my knitting.
14/4/16
Today I presented my project up to date to my tutors and fellow students. This session was extremely helpful as the feedback given was positive and I was given fresh ideas of how to develop my fabrics. I was also encouraged to consider more carefully how my garments were going to be developed and styled.
13/4/16
Before knitting the fabrics for my garments I used jersey to measure how much fabric I would actually need.
7/3/16
This storyboard shows the main images of my inspiration, a few of my sketches, some of my trend research and a sample of my knitting.
Today was spent experimenting with laser cutting my own sequin design using acetate.
28/3/16
I created a mood board displaying my original inspiration, my designs, my chosen colour palette and inspiration for my garments.
23/3/16
Click on the link below to view the Pinterest board of my trend research.
21/3/16
I wanted my fabrics to be textured so I spent a while trialling different thicknesses of monofilament with a selection of my yarns.
14/3/16
With my colour palette and yarns decided, I was able to experiment more with texture and see which colours worked better together.
7/3/16
I wanted monofilament to be a strong theme in my collection of fabrics so I chose a few types of lace, that represented plant cell images, to be dropped into tubular pockets of monofilament.
29/2/16
This is a selection of yarns chosen from my colour palette.
27/2/16
Click on the link below to view the Pinterest board of inspiration for my colour palette.
https://uk.pinterest.com/mimmurgatroyd/winter-colour-palettes/
22/2/16
Before deciding on my colour palette I drew all my designs in black and white so that I could focus on pattern rather than being distracted by colour.
17/2/16
This week I visited 'Premiere Vision' in Paris where I was researching the trend forecast for fashion in 2017/2018. This filled me with inspiration for my own project and helped shape the direction in which my fabrics were to go.
8/2/16
This is a mood board drawing together the inspiration for this project - plant cells.
No comments:
Post a Comment