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Images tagged "Merseyside Embroiderers Guild"

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an antique wedding kimono
this is the type of footwear the Japanese kimono wearer would have
this is one of the under layers before the kimono is finally put on
finally we are ready for the kimono
Katie is adjusting the under garment to fit inside the kimono sleeves
the kimono is draped over a belt to adjust the length and a stiff belt is put on to prevent the Obi creasing
Katie is starting to put on the Obi
Katie is starting to put on the Obi
she will use a
these fine cloths are decorated with a Japanese tie dye technique
close up view of the tie dyed fabric
a view of the
the Japanese lady is not complete without her fan, which is used only in a ceremonial fashion
Sarah is quite pleased to have her fan, Wearing a kimono is hot work
back view of Sarah wearing the completed outfit
Sarah is wearing a traditional kimono which would be worn on a special occasion
this kimono has hanging sleeves as it is for a special occasion
back view of the hanging sleeve kimono
this is an expensive overgarment , worn over the kimono, used at a wedding
this garment is designed to have a train
back view of Sarah wearing the embrioidered over garment with a train. The train is padded at the bottom
this is Katie Chaplin demonstrating the Japanese tea ceremony
entry to Colour Competition 2013
entry to Colour Competition 2013
entry to Colour Competition 2013
entry to Colour Competition 2013
Elsie Watkins (winner of 2013 Colour Competition) sharing a joke with Ruth Isset
Elsie Watkins, winner of the 2013 Colour Competition, receiving the Edna Billison Glass Trophy from Ruth Isset
Embroidery by Elsie Watkins, winner of 2013 Colour Competition 2013
Linda Rudkin is laying th silk fibres on a stone
Sea urchin made by Linda Rudkin from silk paper with French knots added
underside of silk paper sea urchin
Linda Rudkin is showing us how to construct a 3D vessel from silk fibres
dried flower petals are added before the last layer of silk is put on
this will become a sheet of silk paper eventually
a student\'s 3D vessel is drying. It has a protective layer of net to protect the fibres
a display of silk paper stones and pebbles made by Linda Rudkin
students are busy with their constructions
students are busy with their constructions
a silk paper pebble made by a student
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