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Writer's pictureJane Hildreth

Embroidery

Updated: Oct 20, 2020

Saturday 17/10/ 2020 #toastresidency

Tuesday 20/10/2020 #toastresidency


Workshops online have returned me to my love of embroidery and the calmness and fulfilment it brings. I have been looking at embroidery from India and Bangladesh though the Toast Kantha Embroidery with Ekta Kaul workshop I completed on Thursday. I have a long way to go but have also returned to my own work using a very abstract stitching based on my old illustrative style and I am am happy with its progress. It is deeply meditative and I love listening to music as I do this.


Recent tracks have been:


Jakub Józef Orliński & The King's Singers Purcell: Music for a while, Z.582 - single - great counter tenor:

https://youtu.be/pTgmJm2fqp4


Also Sam Walton whose

https://www.mixcloud.com/Amateurism/sam-walton-workshop-records-3-for-amateurism-radio-2462020/




Looking to combine though appliqué and continuing the Kantha stitching. This is all from a combination of Toast workshops I have been doing over lockdown. Very time consuming but so peaceful. Enjoying allowing it to evolve. Adding in experimentations of my own and using this as a sampler to improve my skills. I am NOT after perfection, if anything I am celebrating adjusting and revising as I go along. No pressure.



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