In a March Sunday afternoon, still cool and good to run a nuno felt shawl making workshop. Organised by Pottery Stall Studio, here come my students' shawls.......
香港的三月天仍有點寒意, 今日在 Pottery Stall 缸瓦舖 的羊毛戟絨披肩製作班, 同學的製作還派用場. 四小時的體力勞動也正是修身健體, 同學們可累了 !?
A silk chiffon base with some merino wool and Teeswater long fleece........
With some wild fleece to make the textural surface.....
A black chiffon with some merino wool and mulberry silk to make the nuno felt wrap. Looks like clouds ?
A shawl with textural colar is what I wanted to teach.
Making in the progress ........
Layering wool...
OMG, the black chiffon was breeding. How irritated to have bought this ! Next time I must wash it beforehand.
The Teeswater long fleece is good for textural effect. The 4-hour workshop seems too much for the ladies. They're exhausted after the layering, rubbing, fulling....... They said it was a class of physical exercise to loose weight.
Come on ladies, do a lot and to have a fit form.
Great achievements from all involved!
ReplyDeleteHow different each of the shawls looks! They are all pretty in their own way and the ladies got to go home with a finished project after only 4 hours!
ReplyDeleteIt's really really a tough work. The muscle is still aching this morning. But it's a joyful workshop. Love to learn more from you.
ReplyDeleteJessica
Thanks for sharing. Your students are lucky to have you for a teacher. Wish I was there to learn from you too. Great job ladies and Teacher:)
ReplyDeleteThanks ladies. Teaching is chanllenging to meet expectation but fun.
ReplyDeleteTerriea--What a wonderful workshop! You are an energetic and creative teacher. I'm sure that they will wear their finished garments with pride!!
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