A Bit About My Experience I’ve always found it hard to find the end of a skein of wool, especially the figure-of-eight kind. It feels like a puzzle with no clues. I often end up with a tangled mess, or I pull out a giant clump and have to slowly tease it apart. I think… Read More How to Find the End of a Figure of Eight Skein of Wool and Wind a Ball
Being left-handed in a world designed for right-handed people often means making constant adjustments—sometimes without even realising it. Many left-handed individuals find themselves feeling they need to compensate by using their right hand for certain tasks, either because they were taught to do so from a young age or because right-handed tools and methods make… Read More The Struggles of Being a Left-Handed Person in a Right-Handed World
I found an interesting article about a study exploring the power of emotional language imagery that is derived from popular music genres which is a source of inspiration for creating innovative textile prints. By employing auditory and synaesthetic imagery, the study seeks to uncover how different genres evoke emotional responses and how these responses can… Read More Investigating Emotional Language Imagery in Popular Music for Textile Print Design Inspiration
This study is an interesting look at how textile print can be influenced by Synesthesia. I have used the text from the study (see below) and I have written this document verbatim. This is because I wanted to show how intrinsic the wording is in terms of academic writing. I need to bring this into… Read More A Study on the Emotional Language Imagery according to Popular Music Genres for Development of Textile Print Design Ideas
Rachel Bakewell 