Maytals at 11:34, 6 September 2022

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-The Mushroom bag project came out of an Elective workshop on Pattern Design I did at the Publication Station. The elective included designing patterns with a nature theme and printing them on fabric. The challenge included looking for relevant fabrics
+The Mushroom Bag project came out of an Elective workshop on Pattern Design I did at the Publication Station. The elective included designing patterns with a nature theme and printing them on fabric. The challenge included looking for relevant fabrics
 and experimenting with different print techniques.
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 == The Process list ==
-•	pattern design
+•	Pattern design
 •	Looking for fabrics
 •	Experimenting with different techniques
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 •	Making the pattern seamless on a big piece of fabric would have been very hard therefore I decided to cut the fabric in the pattern for the bags first.
-.	Prepared a big print screen for fabric (maybe a link to preparing for screen printing)
+•	Prepared a big print screen for fabric
-.	I had two slightly different fabrics, a yellow soft synthetic one and a blue one that was more like a suede.
+•	I had two slightly different fabrics, a yellow soft synthetic one and a blue one that was more like suede.

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The Mushroom bag project came out of an Elective workshop on Pattern Design I did at the Publication Station. The elective included designing patterns with a nature theme and printing them on fabric. The challenge included looking for relevant fabrics
and experimenting with different print techniques.

Inspired by the results of my research, I decided to use one of the patterns I created to make a tote bag. You can follow the making process here. 

[[File:MushroomBagCover.png]]
 

== The Process list ==

• pattern design
• Looking for fabrics
• Experimenting with different techniques
o Laser cutting
o Engraving (photo 1)
o Plotter
o Heat press(photo 2)
o Screen printing (photo 3)
o Embroidery

== 1. pattern design ==
[[File:MushroomBag1.png]][[MushroomBag3.png]]

my pattern were based on images / I illustrated them myself. Used Illustrator to simplify / everything was created on Pro Create

== 2. Fabric Choices ==
[[File:MushroomBag1.png]]

• Made a simple sewing pattern for the bags by deciding the size must be 40 x 45 cm [--relation to tote bag?--]
• Looking for a way to screen print on a big piece of fabric (1,5 x 3m)
 
[[File:MushroomBag2.png]]
 
• Making the pattern seamless on a big piece of fabric would have been very hard therefore I decided to cut the fabric in the pattern for the bags first.
5. Prepared a big print screen for fabric (maybe a link to preparing for screen printing)
6. I had two slightly different fabrics, a yellow soft synthetic one and a blue one that was more like a suede.

The mushroom bag - Revision history

Maytals at 11:34, 6 September 2022