Handwoven Garments with a Weaving Loom
Post-production
A course by Kristína Šipulová , Designer and Garment Maker
Joined May 2021
Joined May 2021
About the video: Post-production
Overview
“In this lesson, we will take out the nails from the wooden desk using pliers. Then we will finish all the details on the inner sides of both the front and the back part of our vest.”
In this video lesson Kristína Šipulová addresses the topic: Post-production, which is part of the Domestika online course: Handwoven Garments with a Weaving Loom. Make original handwoven clothing by learning weaving techniques to create unique textile patterns.
Partial transcription of the video
“Post-production In this lesson, we'll remove all the nails with pliers. You can see that we don't have any waste and our garment is woven in shape so it's not going to fall apart. Now I will remove the wooden desk and nails and I will finish this part. We will finish the last lines of our piece. As you can see, we continue with the plain weave. We went over the warp yarn and now we will go under. We will take the hook, and we'll pull the yarns through. This is going to be our last line and we will finish our piece. Now I will show you how to hide the ends of the yarn. We will start on this ...”
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Course summary for: Handwoven Garments with a Weaving Loom
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Category
Craft, Fashion -
Areas
Arts & Crafts, Design, Fashion Design, Fiber Arts, Sewing, Textile Design, Weaving
Kristína Šipulová
A course by Kristína Šipulová
Kristína Šipulová is a designer and garment maker from Telgárt, Slovakia. She grew up surrounded by Slovakia’s rich textile heritage. After studying at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava, Slovakia and at the Oslo National Academy of Arts, Norway, she went on to intern at the Danish studio Beck&Kinch, where she was producing custom-made, handwoven fabrics for Chanel.
She went on to work as a visual researcher at the Studio Edelkoort and as a design assistant at Studio Marlène Huissoud in Paris. She has also been teaching textiles and color theory courses at the International Fashion Academy IFA in the French capital. Her work has been exhibited throughout Europe, including Milan Design Week and Paris Design Week. She has also been featured in publications such as Forbes, Vogue, Elle Decor Italia, and others.
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