In this workshop, we will build, deconstruct and assemble a new composition.
If you like to design your own quilts and you don’t know where to start, this course is for you. A wonderful method in the style of making jigsaw puzzles, that will surprise you! We will start building a cloth that we will then “deconstruct” to arrive at a new design: Fresh and with a totally unexpected rhythm!!! We will review design concepts to achieve the balance of the composition and make it look SPECTACULAR!
Rompecabezas (Puzzle)
- Friday 15.09
- 09:30 to 18:00
- 1 day workshop
- 78€
- 1er étage Espace d'exposition de Lièpvre, 7A Rte de Rombach le Franc
Workshop topic: Contemporary maschine
- Level: All levels
Languages:
Nb of students: 15
List of supplies
- neutral sewing thread
- pins
- fabric scissors
- glue stick
Required supplies
- Heat n bond
Fabrics to bring + lengh
- 8 fabric scraps of assorted colors (20 x 20cm)
Kit
+ Content
+ Content
Patchwork fabrics 50x70cm, 10€.
2.13.0.0
The teacher
Cecilia KOPPMANN
The dyeing of fabrics is an initial and fundamental part of Cecilia Koppmann's creative process. It is the moment to unfold scales, ranges, shades.
Then she cuts, discards, arranges, gathers, opposes, separates, sews in an improvised and almost frantic way. She looks for the exact tone, so that the scraps are like the brushstrokes of a canvas.
From there the process slows down: she arranges, relocates, rotates, turns the pieces until she finds the result.
The themes of her works are related to moments in her life: interests and emerging situations. Many were inspired by mathematical or geometric logics: successions, movement, gradings, geometric modules and repetitions.
Others are related to the healing dimension of the work she does: diseases and pandemics set in motion powerful and inspiring processes for her and for others. It is a great joy to gather and share different paths and approaches to textile work.
Then she cuts, discards, arranges, gathers, opposes, separates, sews in an improvised and almost frantic way. She looks for the exact tone, so that the scraps are like the brushstrokes of a canvas.
From there the process slows down: she arranges, relocates, rotates, turns the pieces until she finds the result.
The themes of her works are related to moments in her life: interests and emerging situations. Many were inspired by mathematical or geometric logics: successions, movement, gradings, geometric modules and repetitions.
Others are related to the healing dimension of the work she does: diseases and pandemics set in motion powerful and inspiring processes for her and for others. It is a great joy to gather and share different paths and approaches to textile work.
