DENISE LITHGOW | WORKSHOPS
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2 Day | Saturday 13 – Sunday 14 March 2021
SCARVES: INTEGRATING FELT! Fashioning felted scarves as wearable art using recycled scarves, silk and other fabric. The development of these pieces will be made using texture and techniques, such as nuno felting, surface decoration and free-form stitching to enhance the pieces. It’s about playing with fibre, form and design! All levels |
4 Day | Monday 15 – Thursday 18 March 2021
LARGE SCULPTURED FELT VESSELS Design and create fun, colourful free-form larger vessels by using the process of making and moulding felt into innovative forms. Methods using resists, layering, surface design techniques, for example, gap-filler rod and pre-felts, will be taught. We will take our inspiration from nature and the landscape and interpret this into vessel shapes. |
DENISE LITHGOW
www.deniselithgow.com
Denise is a textile artist, creating wearable art, 2D & 3D felt objects.
She exhibits her work widely in Australia and Internationally and her works have been selected for the biannual, World of Threads exhibition in Canada, Biennial Exhibition of Contemporary Mini Textile Art, Ukraine and recently a finalist in Australian Textile Art Awards. She teaches felting in places such as Portugal, London and the AGNSW.
She says “growing up on a sheep property in South Australia has inspired her love of working with Merino Wool.” She works with vivid colours and her inspiration comes from the landscape
Denise is a textile artist, creating wearable art, 2D & 3D felt objects.
She exhibits her work widely in Australia and Internationally and her works have been selected for the biannual, World of Threads exhibition in Canada, Biennial Exhibition of Contemporary Mini Textile Art, Ukraine and recently a finalist in Australian Textile Art Awards. She teaches felting in places such as Portugal, London and the AGNSW.
She says “growing up on a sheep property in South Australia has inspired her love of working with Merino Wool.” She works with vivid colours and her inspiration comes from the landscape
