Jennifer collier Inspiration

I was inspired by Jennifer Collier because i liked how she did pleats with paper.

Inspirations

Yasmin's Waist Coat

 Primary Research

Side Zip Inspired by Yasmin's Waist Coat.

The flowers i have done connect with the flowers below.
The Shape and the ruffled edges go well with my outcome.

Hannah Stouffer Inspiration

I achieved this effect by dying the hessian with different colours. This relates to hannah stouffer because some of her work included strokes of paint and I have used similar colours as she uses. I managed to get the flowers pop up by embroidering on the same place.

Lu Flux

Lindsay Taylor

Comparing different materials

I tried different materials using crochet.
 I found that some materials frayed more than others.

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Suffolk Puffs Inspired by Lu Flux

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 I stiched the zips on both side of the cape.


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Heading to Final Weave Outcome 1

 Daniell recommend me to do a weave on the loom. I picked certain colours that complimented the gray waist coat.

The weave had some yarn sticking out. To give it a neat finish I stiched the yarn inside.

Comparing Flowers



I first did the flower using a napkin and embroideried on top of it
so that it would stay in place.
















On a cotton i used the same technique.
I found out that the napkin was easier to fold
and hand more grip than the fabric.

First Embroidery Design

I embellished the cape by hand stiching the holes in the cape.

these flowers are inspired by hand crochet. I did 1 row of crochet and rolled it up and then hand stiched it as i went along.

First Weave Design







This type of weave is inspired
from the cardboard weave.



Skirt on Doll

I decided to dress the doll with the samples i made so that it would be easier to visualize how it would be worn.


I pleated the bubble wrap by doing a box pleat and
stitching the pleats together.


I used fabric because I am interested in tailoring and my tutor, Claire, gave me an advice to use fabric. I researched Jennet cooper, because she uses fabric. One of her work in particular liked was a bag made out of jeans and other fabric.

Jennifer collier and Annette Meyer also used pleats for her paper dresses.

Fabric Manipulation

 I pleated the fabric from one side and from the other side i weaved through a thick rubber band. I did this by cutting smalls holes in the fabric so that the rubber band pass through.






I used pleats because Jennifer Collier uses pleats
for the dresses she makes out of paper and I got
inspired by work.

Jennifer Collier

Janet Cooper

Experimenting with Paper

I found working with normal paper such as a4 paper was easier because it could easily be folded. whereas the card was more harder to work with.