Ana Lisa Hedstrom

Stitch Resist Reconsidered

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This DVD weighs 5.75 ounces (163 grams)

In Stitch Resist Reconsidered, Ana Lisa Hedstrom presents a variety of ways to create exciting, multi-dimensional stitch-resist patterns and pleats for art clothing, quilts, and art textiles. In the first workshop, Ana Lisa demonstrates hand-stitching methods and techniques to achieve successful designs on a variety of fabrics. In the second workshop, she incorporates the sewing machine and smocking pleater to produce contemporary machine-aided adaptations of stitch-resist.

Topics

Shibori Techniques

Nui shibori
Orinui shibori
Karamatsu
Mokume
More Stitches

Silk Scouring

Dye Lecture

More Shibori Techniques

Katano History & Hand Stitching
Examples from Africa
Working with a Sewing Machine
More Folding & Stitching
Unusual Fabrics & Experimental Techniques

Smocking Pleater

Pleater Setup & Basics
Suitable Fabrics & Knotting
Variations & Pleats
Stitched Shapes & Moiré
Decorative Threads: Ribbons & Flowers

Working with Polyester

Conclusion & Gallery Review

Produced by Studio Galli; 2012. 2 discs; 4:3 aspect; 150 minutes; worldwide play; English audio.

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