Connected Cloth : Creating Collaborative Textile Projects by Cas Holmes 2013

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ISBN
9781849940436
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Product Identifiers

Publisher
Pavilion Books
ISBN-10
1849940436
ISBN-13
9781849940436
eBay Product ID (ePID)
166462477

Product Key Features

Book Title
Connected Cloth : Creating Collaborative Textile Projects
Number of Pages
128 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Creative Ability, General, Fiber Arts & Textiles
Publication Year
2013
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Psychology, Crafts & Hobbies
Author
Cas Holmes
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
0.6 in
Item Weight
28.4 Oz
Item Length
11.1 in
Item Width
8.9 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
23
Dewey Decimal
746
Synopsis
Its a growing trend: textile artists eager to stitch together a community as well as a project. Cas Holmes and Anne Kelly, who formed their own productive partnership, explain the art of creative collaboration whether in small groups or large, with a neighbor or someone far away. They provide advice on finding colleagues, choosing venues, and setting ground rules, plus a wealth of ways to work together, swap pieces, develop variations on a theme, and even make joint creations via mail or the Internet. This thought-provoking, inspirational book will help you connect with other textile artists and take your own work beyond the personal., A practical and inspirational guide to setting up and sustaining group textile-art projects, from simple collaborations between friends to ambitious community projects and ongoing 'sewing circles'. the idea of group projects in textile art is nothing new - people have been coming together to sew for centuries, and quilters often work together on projects such as 'story quilts'. But recently the trend has increased in popularity - textile artists regularly share ideas and work sociably, from simple one-to-one collaborations with friends to ambitious community projects and ongoing textile art groups. Cas Holmes and Anne Kelly have been involved in a very productive collaboration for several years, and also devise and run community textile art events and gallery exhibitions, both together and separately. In this fascinating book, illustrated with many examples of work produced collaboratively, they present an invaluable guide to working collaboratively, in both small and large groups. they provide useful information on setting up groups, finding venues, establishing ground rules and working methods, and staging group exhibitions, plus a wealth of practical information for ways to work together - working on one project at the same time, swapping pieces between different people, creating different variations on a theme, developing work by means of joint sketchbooks, and even working postally or online. they also demonstrate how working with other artists can have a positive influence on your own personal work., Practical and inspirational guide to setting up and sustaining group textile-art projects, from simple collaborations between friends to ambitious community projects and ongoing 'sewing circles'., It's a growing trend: textile artists eager to stitch together a community as well as a project. Cas Holmes and Anne Kelly, who formed their own productive partnership, explain the art of creative collaboration whether in small groups or large, with a neighbor or someone far away. They provide advice on finding colleagues, choosing venues, and setting ground rules, plus a wealth of ways to work together, swap pieces, develop variations on a theme, and even make joint creations via mail or the Internet. This thought-provoking, inspirational book will help you connect with other textile artists and take your own work beyond the personal.
LC Classification Number
TT699
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Kelly, Anne

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