Very excited to be starting a new module and a woodland walk last week gave the perfect opportunity to take lots of textural photographs. Now I can hardly wait to get stuck in!
However, in this, the penultimate module of the Certificate, I'm determined to learn from my experiences. I will try to curb my enthusiasm (temporarily) and get organised with the equipment and materials I will need. It is not ideal to have to search the house (not to mention the garden shed/summertime studio) while in the middle of a piece of work and so I have taken time to gather what I will need and keep it in one handy place. It also gives me the opportunity to make a shopping list of anything I am lacking.
I worked my way through the requirements list and put together everything I could find from the list. First the design materials:
Next the embroidery materials, first of all threads:
And then fabrics and sewing equipment:
Next, tools and equipment:
Now where to keep it all? The sewing machine lives on a shelf underneath the table on which I use it. The rest, in plastic boxes, can sit on top of my sewing trolley.
Finally, a shopping list of things that might be useful, but I don't have them. One online shop should do it.
OK, now I'm ready for action. Watch this space ...
However, in this, the penultimate module of the Certificate, I'm determined to learn from my experiences. I will try to curb my enthusiasm (temporarily) and get organised with the equipment and materials I will need. It is not ideal to have to search the house (not to mention the garden shed/summertime studio) while in the middle of a piece of work and so I have taken time to gather what I will need and keep it in one handy place. It also gives me the opportunity to make a shopping list of anything I am lacking.
I worked my way through the requirements list and put together everything I could find from the list. First the design materials:
Next the embroidery materials, first of all threads:
And then fabrics and sewing equipment:
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Now where to keep it all? The sewing machine lives on a shelf underneath the table on which I use it. The rest, in plastic boxes, can sit on top of my sewing trolley.
Finally, a shopping list of things that might be useful, but I don't have them. One online shop should do it.
- matte medium (I prefer it to any other kind of glue, but I'm running short)
- Markal oil bar in white
- more black ink (I have only a small amount)
- quilting wool
- pipe cleaners
OK, now I'm ready for action. Watch this space ...
Very well organised Catherine! I hope you enjoy this module and I look forward to watching your progress.
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