Introduction to Frame Loom Tapestry
Brake stitch
A course by Diana Cunha , Textile Artist
About the video: Brake stitch
Overview
“The brake point is one of the fundamental points of the tapestry in a frame loom and can be used in these situations: at the beginning of a piece to delimit the lower part of the piece, preventing the weave from slipping; at the end of the piece (at the top) preventing the weave from unraveling when we remove the piece from the loom; to create empty spaces in the tapestry and also to define the contours of the piece when you want a different shape from the loom.”
In this video lesson Diana Cunha addresses the topic: Brake stitch, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Frame Loom Tapestry. Learn how to create unique tapestry pieces from the basics to completion.
Partial transcription of the video
“In this lesson. i'll teach you how to make the versatile stop knot. This knot serves as an not only at the beginning but throughout and even at the end of your work. Moreover. it plays a crucial role in creating intentional blank spaces within intricate tapestries. In this case. it is... Important. why? Because when we remove the piece from the loom. we'll need to cut these threads. and we must have enough thread. with sufficient length. to tie the knots. To secure the weave. we must close it properly. Without this. the piece might unravel as the weave slips. A card can be used to prevent t...”
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Course summary for: Introduction to Frame Loom Tapestry
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Accessory Design, Decoration, Fiber Arts, Textile Design, Weaving
Diana Cunha
A course by Diana Cunha
Diana Cunha is a Portuguese textile artist who, after graduating in international relations and working for 20 years in the banking sector, discovered her true passion for textiles. After taking some courses in 2015, she started to work with frame loom tapestry, macramé, and embroidery, developing her own visual language and style.
At the beginning of 2016, she created her brand Oficina 166 and at the end of 2017, she expanded her studio to work with a team of two people while teaching creative workshops and courses.
She has held two exhibitions in Lisbon and works with clients in several countries such as the United States, Luxembourg, Belgium, Angola, and Portugal.
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