Introduction to Contemporary Patchwork

Patchwork basics

A course by Zita Chocarro Iriarte , Textile Designer

Textile Designer. Barcelona, Spain.
Joined July 2018
97% positive reviews (295)
5,586 students
Audio: Spanish
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About the video: Patchwork basics

Overview

“Before going to work with the specific pieces of our design, I will briefly explain the basic concepts of patchwork. I will teach you a very simple but essential norm, if we skip it it will be very complicated to go back. ”

In this video lesson Zita Chocarro Iriarte addresses the topic: Patchwork basics, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Contemporary Patchwork. Combine and upcycle fabrics to create unique textile pieces.

Partial transcription of the video

“In this lesson I will explain some basic notions of "patchwork". They are very simple. But they are essential for us to understand how they work. Imagine that this is the total area of our bag and that we have to build it based on bits. For example, this would be half. And this would be a quarter. What I need you to understand is that these two pieces cannot be joined directly Because the length is not the same. And this emptiness would stay here and we couldn't fill it in later. To assemble these two pieces, We need the length to be the same. So we would need to add a piece here. For examp...”

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Course summary for: Introduction to Contemporary Patchwork

  • Level: Beginner
  • 97% positive reviews (295)
  • 5586 students
  • 4 units
  • 14 lessons (1h 27m)
  • 3 downloads
  • Category

    Craft, Design
  • Areas

    DIY, Fashion Design, Sewing, Textile Design

Zita Chocarro Iriarte

Zita Chocarro Iriarte
A course by Zita Chocarro Iriarte

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Textile Designer

Zita Chocarro is a professional fashion designer with a passion for fabrics. She is also the founder of Hamabi Design, a studio specializing in contemporary patchwork, where she makes cushions, blankets, bags, and more.

Hamabi means "twelve" in Basque and symbolizes the number of units produced for each patchwork blanket design.


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  • 14 lessons (1h 27m)
  • 6 additional resources (3 files)
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  • Audio: Spanish
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  • Level: Beginner
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Introduction to Contemporary Patchwork. Design, and Craft course by Zita Chocarro Iriarte

Introduction to Contemporary Patchwork

A course by Zita Chocarro Iriarte
Textile Designer. Barcelona, Spain.
Joined July 2018
  • 97% positive reviews (295)
  • 5,586 students