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GOLDWORK Photos of my goldwork sampler in progress Goldwork design
The embroidered pieces below were part of the City & Guilds Embroidery course, which I took from 1995-99. The designs are all based on the small Romanesque church at Barfreston, Kent, England.
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wheel-design A computer-aided design, based on figures from the wheel-window.
Photograph of the church of St. Nicholas at Barfreston.

Bleached cotton velvet. Wadded quilting. Added machining. musicman

A carving of a music-maker?

Machine shadow work on transparent fabrics and silk, overlaid on metallic net with hand stitching.
Distressed velvet (treated with puff paste and markal) with machine applique.

One of the carvings on the South Door of Barfreston Church.

Layers of printed, plain and patterned fabrics and velvet, cut back in stages.

A photograph of the wheel window on the East wall of Barfreston church.

A hat (project)..for a knight.... The hat itself is a re-blocked old felt hat. The vertical brim is embroidery on a cardboard base, with lots of machine-stitching, beads, cords, and metal. The hanging faces are based on the corbel-heads all around the church.

Layers of different fabrics stitched and cut back.
Machined cords and machine embroidery.

Stump work. Needle-lace, wire, leather. Both figures appear on the South Door of the church.

Printing with Ormoline and bronze powders on Procion dyed twill.
Machine embroidery and insertion stitches.

Metal threads, or nué, gold leather, various metals e.g scouring pad, watch parts, copper plate, copper wire.
Applied onto stitched velvet.

This image is machine applique cut back. Filling stitches with various threads, leather, metal threads and sequin waste.

pall A funeral or coffin pall, 3m x 1.5m. Hand-dyed layers of fabric stitched and cut back, with embroidered letters giving the Latin text found in 1 Thess. 4:17. funeral pall
A model of the Jewish High Priest, 5" high, sculpted from Fimo. Aaron

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