Macramé Using the Fiber Emballage Technique
Course final project
A course by Pluumbago , Textile artist
About the final project for: Macramé Using the Fiber Emballage Technique
Macramé and dyed threads
“We arrived at the end! Congratulations! Thank you for taking this course with me ... I sincerely hope you enjoyed it as much as I did when I created it. It was a colorful journey full of love and texture. Keep experimenting. Be patient and persevering always, remember that the best comes out when we take risks but we do it from the heart. Upload your final project to the forum, I will love to see what you accomplished. And remember that if you have questions, do not hesitate to let me know. Thanks again and always enjoy what you do. I wait for you in the forum and in the networks! Ixchel // Pluumbago.”
Partial transcription of the video
“Final project Now I will give you a short summary of the course. I first introduced myself to you and told you about me. I told you how by a coincidence of life I found my passion for threads and textures. I told you about my inspirations and influences and what we would do in the course. Then I told you in more detail the tapestry we would make. Starting with the preparation stage, we talk about the necessary tools and materials To create our piece. I told you about the cotton ropes that exist to use them as a base thread and dye them. Later I told you about other types of fibers, its char...”
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Course summary for: Macramé Using the Fiber Emballage Technique
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Category
Craft -
Areas
Arts & Crafts, Decoration, Fiber Arts, Macramé, Textile Design, Textile Dyeing
Pluumbago
A course by Pluumbago
Ixchel Yué is a textile artist from Guadalajara, Mexico, who 3 years ago founded her own decoration brand called Pluumbago. Through the use of frame loom and macramé techniques, she’s dedicated to creating woven pieces for hotels, cruises, interior designers, and homes inside and outside Mexico: CDMX, Madrid, New York, and Chile, among others.
She also teaches macramé workshops in various cities in Mexico and, together with two colleagues, founded a collective exhibition of textile art in which they seek to experiment with fibers and move from creating utilitarian pieces to real works of art.
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