Sentences with phrase «fabrics work together»

Both show how the fabrics work together with the other Babyville elements to create perfectly coordinating diapers!

Not exact matches

The team behind Tide detergent, which has the largest piece of the U.S. laundry market by far, will work together under P&G's North America Fabric Care (NA FC) Marketing Director Vedran Miletic and Andrea Diquez, chief executive of Saatchi & Saatchi New York.

I used to sigh a bit about all this because it takes more work to pull threads together to make yard than it would be if you simply started with a full piece of fabric with which to create something else.

We worked together covering the chair seats and backs with pretty fabric.

I hand stitched them together because I had a spare 10 minutes while the kids were cutting the ribbons but Fabric glue will work just as well.

Working with the fabric folded and the right sides together, mark both sides of the fabric with a dot 10 1/2» and 11 1/2» from the folded edge on each edge.

At the moment I price my work by calculating the cost of all of the fabrics and materials I use and then adding that to an hourly rate for the time I spend cutting, printing and sewing each garment together.

You can also pack a wool puddle pad to put over any bed you are sleeping on together (even a yard of 100 % wool felt will work - about $ 25 at a fabric store).

I chose to mix similar loose and soft fabrics together to keep the romantic-esque feel, but then added a structured blazer to keep it professional at work.

There are lots of fabrics and print that shouldn't be mixed together and still work, yet somehow they have managed to create a collection of beauty.

They sometimes produce several styles of jacket, pant and skirt in a given fabric so someone on a budget could buy several separates and have them all work together.

These worked better than the tan pants because the fabrics work better together since the pants are rayon viscose / spandex / nylon fabric and the crisp black pairs well with the colors of the top.

Did you mean to sew RIGHT sides together??? Seems like it would only work to sew wrong sides togeteher IF the two fabrics are the same on both sides.

I love to pair contrasting and obscure fabrics which shouldn't go together but somehow work.

The dress has both a scalloped fan fabric and a Japanese floral print working together in harmony.

One of the best color choosing advice I have ever heard... find a piece of fabric THAT YOU LOVE preferably one with several colors that work together well, and use this as your color scheme.

The ladies spend a lot of time in India working with printmakers and artisans to develop fabrics and it's absolutely fascinating how it all comes together.

A big part of the issue I ran into is that I was sourcing all of my fabrics online, and the colors ended up not quite working together — the brown was too red - toned, the taupe was too grey, etc..

I just go from one fabric I like to another — which is why I have lots of nice clothes that don't necessarily work together!

The fifth grade students at Ed Smith School worked with felt and the eighth grade students knit squares and when the pieces were sewn together the fabric covered «yarn splashed» animals.

Published in cooperation with the Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia, and featuring critical essays by a diverse array of writers and art theorists — including feminist philosopher Hélène Cixous — ALLY shows how these artists have worked together to create a new pictorial language.

Spanning acrylic and oil paintings, gouache and paper collages, patchworks made from fabrics and paint, silkscreens, and colored pencil drawings, this show brings together an expansive group of two - dimensional works to explore the relationship between painting and drawing.

The exhibition brings together over 100 works, including several large - scale illustrated books by Kiefer (b. 1945) made in homage to Rodin (1840 — 1917) from materials like plaster; a series of large paintings titled Cathedral Towers; and vitrines filled with assorted objects including molds, dried plants, stones, and pieces of fabric.

All the fabric works, which are hand - stitched from small pieces of cloth, are quilted together and fitted with darts to create tautly - stuffed, assertive forms proud of their lumpy and quirky nature.

Organized in close coordination with the artist, the exhibition brings together nearly 350 works that span the breadth of his career, featuring paintings, fabric works, multiples, installations, documentation, photography, and ephemera created between 1987 and the present day.

Murillo works on his paintings in a piecemeal fashion, painting on various fabric panels at the same time that will come together at a later date.

With nods to fashion, cinema, sub-cultures, and contemporary allegory, the art featured culturally provokes, weaving together a rich fabric - work of perspectives that expose the diversity, complexity, and unmitigated boldness of contemporary art.

I was instantly drawn to the way she uses textures like Nigerian portrait fabric and symbols like food labels or magazine clippings to weave together memories from her childhood in Africa and her adulthood in the United States, creating her own cultural touchstones in the process.Since receiving an MFA from Yale University five years ago, 33 - year - old Akunyili Crosby has worked almost nonstop, building an impressive CV of prestigious art prizes and gallery shows across the US and in Europe.

dis / exists is an official MOPLA group show that brings together photographers from diverse starting points but finds a certain connective fabric in their work: seemingly contradictory attitudes towards the world which co-exist on overlapping perspective planes.

It is said to have been Johns who came up with the word «combines» to describe the works Rauschenberg started to assemble in 1954, putting together found photographs, newspaper clippings, fabrics, furniture, tyres and stuffed animals in intense configuations, all soaked and veiled in abstract expressionist paint.

Painted within the logics and systems of color field paintings, the works» repeated motifs, when seen all together, begin to mimic the designs of Dutch wax - printed fabric.

In his best known works, he paints on fabric then cuts the fabric into strips, often of uneven length, which he sews together to create large wall hangings in jumpy Matissean patterns and colors.

The main gallery spaces will feature examples of large - scale works featuring evocative photographic images from various sources such as books about experimental theater or puppetry, as well as Japanese textile designs, all screen - printed onto different fabrics that are layered and stitched together.

By incorporating found and lived - with fabrics, embroidery, fabric appliqué and paper, each with a distinct history, these works weave together new stories from the various narratives that become fused together.

Piled, torn, and stitched, lines and rounds of fabric he brings together elevates the bodily aesthetic of his paintings and works on paper.

One hint: there is often something hidden in the works collected here — for instance, Rowena Dring's clear, comic - like landscape «paintings» turn out to be sewn together out of small pieces of fabric, which, as soon as the viewer looks more closely, dissolve into countless flecks of color.

Various materials — embroidery, acrylic paint, fabric and canvas — are sewn together to become continuous, integral elements of the work.

Suspended from the wall like a painting, each work is built up by stitching multiple layers of fabric, vinyl, buttons, fabrics and other materials together.

Tcherepnin has a solo booth with Los Angeles's Overduin & Co. gallery at the fair, where he is showing wall - hung fabric works outfitted with transducers and strips of metal, which act as speakers when viewers press them together, sending out jagged, funky beats.

Hill, a member of the L.A. arts scene of the 1970s, puts together materials such as fabric, paper, newsprint and thread to create collaged, abstract works that ride the dividing line between painting and textile.

Jacotey's work draws inspiration from the gathering of people together, the expression of emotions in their many and varied interactions and the contexts and details in which these engagements take place — architecture, landscape, or place; picking out wallpaper, furniture, clothes, and zooming in further to detail pattern, patina, texture... Her works — though insistently manual in their making (paintings on plaster and dust sheets, pencil drawings, sewing and fabric)-- make use of perspectives that reference the world of cinema and slo - mo, the photographer's point and shoot, identifying an artist who has come of age in the smartphone world with its prevalent verbs — zoom, scroll, tap, drag, swipe etc..

This book edited by Germano Celant in collaboration with the artist and her New York studio brings together images of «The Fabric Drawings», a series of works that Louise Bourgeois worked on from 2002 until her death in 2010.

Whether centering on a series within an artist's oeuvre — such as Joan Miró's late works, Sigmar Polke's fabric paintings, and Richard Prince's monochromatic jokes — or presenting artists in dialogue with one another — such as Egon Schiele with Cy Twombly and Jean - Michel Basquiat, or Andy Warhol together with Christopher Wool and Wade Guyton — the exhibitions have illuminated exceptional moments in art history that have altered the course of artistic production.

The show brings together works that are united in their employment of fabric and textiles, looking to evoke all of the varied and intimate politics that are bound up in the production of items and artworks that utilise such materials and methods.

The works are built on swaths of torn fabrics (some as delicate as sheer chiffon and others as utilitarian as reclaimed bed sheets) that are glued together in overlapping patterns of color and varying degrees of translucency.

Keeping the collage theme is Merion Estes, whose bold abstract works bring together paint and fabric in pattern - filled ways.

A group exhibition brings together new paintings by a group of key Los Angeles artists — including Carson, known for wry minimalist fabric works and her gutsy paintings of tractors, and Dingle, who has, in the past, reveled in the grotesqueries of little girls.

This group exhibition brings together paintings by a group of key Los Angeles artists — including Carson, known for wry minimalist fabric works and her gutsy paintings of tractors, and Dingle, who has, in the past, reveled in the grotesqueries of little girls.

Bringing together hard - edged abstraction with materials like lace and fabric, Schapiro herself continued making work at the forefront of the Pattern and Decoration movement.

The work formally draws inspiration from Lygia Pape's seminal 1968 performance Divisor, in which community members of Rio de Janerio, Brazil were invited to walk together through the city connected by an enormous piece of white fabric which each participant popped their head through.