Handloom Weaving: Create Organic Shapes
Plot: continuing the other fragments
A course by Juliana Maia , Visual artist and Weaver
![almofadas ‘territórios’, 2020, lã e algodão, 65x65cm [cada]. Design project by Juliana Maia - 07.02.2021](https://imgproxy.domestika.org/unsafe/s:109:109/dpr:1/rs:fill/ex:true/el:true/plain/src://project-covers/001/244/899/1244899-original.JPG?1625259033)
About the video: Plot: continuing the other fragments
Overview
“Now I'm going to show you how to start the remaining fragments, leaving a leftover warp between them, and also how to use leftover warp to weave extra scraps. ”
In this video lesson Juliana Maia addresses the topic: Plot: continuing the other fragments, which is part of the Domestika online course: Handloom Weaving: Create Organic Shapes. Explore compositions of color and fabric to design unique pieces using a handloom.
Partial transcription of the video
“Plot: continuing the other fragments In this class I will teach you, how to continue the new patches, starting the second mold. We need to have a distance between one patch and another. It's a distance that we have to spare enough to finish later. So we need to have spare warp for the first flap and leftover warp for the next flap. A comfortable warp size for finishing, is bigger than that needle. A standard tapestry needle. So I always think about 12 cm. So there's this 12 cm leftover for this flap 12 cm more for the next flap. From 24 cm to 25 cm is fine. So, here we are going to start ou...”
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Course summary for: Handloom Weaving: Create Organic Shapes
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Category
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Areas
Accessory Design, Arts & Crafts, Decoration, Fiber Arts, Interior Decoration
Juliana Maia
A course by Juliana Maia
Juliana Maia is a visual artist and weaver from Pernambuco who currently lives in São Paulo. Although she's trained in architecture and urban design, she began her artistic career in 2015 when she first came into contact with a loom and discovered she had a knack for weaving. Juliana combines techniques from different art forms in her work, such as sewing, embroidery, and crochet, while also incorporating a variety of mediums like video, drawing, and photography.
She has participated in both group and solo exhibitions, including A Tessitura do Gesto, which took place in 2021 at the Arte Plural Gallery in Recife. When she's not creating, Juliana shares her knowledge by teaching textile art courses across Brazil.
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