Some of us recently did a workshop with Carole Redlich a talented textile artist who now lives in Alvie, Victoria. (Previously she lived here in WA and used to work at the
Thread Studio).
Carole's "Shadow Lands" workshop was all about creating sculpture from fishing lines and translucent plastics -
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One of Carole's intricate translucent sculptures |
Yes, it's the exact opposite of felt, but of course we immediately spotted Carole's stunning felt jacket -
Turns out Carole is a keen felter and loves to create in this soft dense opaque medium too.
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Jacket Detail |
She's recently been exhibiting some of her felt wearable art creations and has kindly shared the following pictures with us -
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Outback Tracks |
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Outback Tracks jacket detail |
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Red Rocks Reserve Dress |
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Felted Flowers Jacket |
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Felted Flowers Detail |
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Cut Back Shawl Detail |
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Wedding Vest |
Looks like next time we will be booking a felting workshop with Carole. She's an experienced machine embroiderer too and combines these techniques as you can see, to make some amazing garments.
Carole says "My work is always developmental. I grow with every new piece I make, I love the stimulation, and challenge of creating a new piece of work and the agony of resolution. I have exhibited widely and love teaching and sharing with others. My workshops are diverse and entertaining, covering a wide range of topics (experimental stitch, felting, wire jewellery, pattern stitching and laminating plastics to name a few!). There is always a new adventure around the corner and a new red herring to follow"!
We had great fun in her Shadow Lands workshop and have no reservations in recommending her as a tutor. Her website
www.caroleredlich.com is not operating at the moment but if you want to get in touch with Carole email her at
carole.redlich@aapt.net.au.
1 comment:
Fabulous!!!
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