USING CIRCLES FOR FABRIC MANIPULATION | 4 Different Textile Techniques | Didsbury Art Studio

USING CIRCLES FOR FABRIC MANIPULATION | 4 Different Textile Techniques | Didsbury Art Studio
In this video I use multiple circles for fabric manipulation. Four techniques which I hope that you enjoy incorporating into your work...❤︎
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After doing my Textiles degree I did my PGCE teacher training at Goldsmiths, University of London to become an Art and Design Secondary School Teacher. Currently, I work in a hospital teaching art part-time to mainly 16 -18 year olds. In addition, I teach art in my studio on Saturdays and I give textile workshops to schools. I set up this channel in April 2020 after being furloughed during lockdown but soon realised I really enjoyed designing, creating projects, filming and editing my videos....so if you'd like to support me please subscribe! I would love to spend more time making extra videos every week 😍
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[@juliaarmato3984]

I think the flower one would be adorable on a headband for a little girl. The fold over triangles, for some reason make me want to make them sideways for angels wings on a Christmas project. See you next time. God bless. :)

[@didsburyartstudio]

Hi I really like the idea of a headband with the flowers on it actually, thanks Julia!

[@ruthannmolyneaux478]

I am thrilled to find more on fabric manipulation! Thanks for being there. I am a quilter looking for new ways of looking at things. Great experimentation too! Hope to try some of these techniques.

[@didsburyartstudio]

Thanks Ruth lovely to hear from you. I really enjoy most textile techniques but I am sure I could learn more about quilting... thank you for taking the time to watch. Sally

[@lisawills147]

Hi Sally. ECT Textiles teacher here and I just want to say how amazing your videos are, and so pleasurable to follow! I've subscribed and looking forward to watching them all, and when my GCSE pupils come along next year, I'll be sure to send them to your channel for ideas and inspiration. Please keep doing what you're doing, much love.

[@didsburyartstudio]

Hi there it's SO good to hear comments like this! It's exactly what I hope to use this platform for. Please keep sharing the channel to teachers and students that would find this channel helpful and we'll all see where this takes us in the future! Thank you for your kindness and support. Sally 💕😊

[@YeleStitches]

I reallly enjoyed watching this! I learnt so much and I’m inspired!

[@didsburyartstudio]

thanks Yele...check out the fabric manipulation playlist you may like some more of those...😀

[@didsburyartstudio]

THANK YOU so much for watching♡♡♡

[@marshiahobson3727]

I like the flower one to embellish a coat or jacket. I imagine other fabrics and prints could be used with a little Terial Magic to stiffen them a little and make them stand up. Olfa also make a circular rotary cutter that would make cutting the circles a lot easier. 😊

[@didsburyartstudio]

Hi Marsha I love hearing other peoples ideas and takes on techniques thank you. Yes I do have a rotary cutter although I don't always like using it!

[@manishachaudhary3239]

Hello sally Mam i really love your videos❤️

[@didsburyartstudio]

thank you Manisha! there's a big fabric manipulation playlist too if this video content took your fancy. 😄

[@lurettathelwell709]

What about the edges? To avoid frindģe

[@didsburyartstudio]

hi there this fabric won't fray.

[@donnadees1971]

I don’t understand what you were doing