To introduce textiles, we wrapped a sweet potato. Textiles are sheet materials, that are
flexible, so pattern cutting is the mathematics or geometry of going from 3D to
2D to 3D, making a template/net. We had
a quick loo at the textiles competencies too.
Our making project is going
to be a tie-dyed waistcoat. We made a
paper sketch model, shaped it on the body, and transferred it to a final
pattern with seam allowance, marking up etc.
I am a child who grew up
using cm but I have always worked in inches when making garments, so for me
there is a question to consider about units in relation to the “real world” -
do we teach the children to use cm or inches?
We finished the day tie dying the fabric for our waistcoats using indigo and various tying methods to produce different patterns.
We finished the day tie dying the fabric for our waistcoats using indigo and various tying methods to produce different patterns.
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