In a book with step-by-step color photography, crafters will learn how to create art cloth using dyes, color-removing agents, paints and foils in such processes as silk-screen painting, stamping, stenciling and handpainting, in a book that also includes wet-media surface-design techniques and plenty of project ideas. By the author of Complex Cloth. Original.
Jane Dunnewold has been an influential textile artist for over 20 years and is the author of Complex Cloth: A Comprehensive Guide to Surface Design (Martingale, 1996). She co-authored Finding Your Own Visual Language (2007) and Paper and Metal Leaf Lamination (2008). Jane teaches and exhibits widely and was awarded the Quilt Japan Prize in the 2002 Visions exhibition, and the Gold Prize, at the Taegue International Textile Exhibition. She is past President of the Surface Design Association & maintains Jane Dunnewold Studios in San Antonio, Texas. Additional information and exhibition history can be found at complexcloth.com. Sign up for the newsletter!