Meadow & Hoar-frost – Silk Scarf

Ethical Making

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Meadow: Α fabric I created from merino wool and bamboo fiber using the wet felting method using green soap and water. The second process is also ecological printing (eco printing) with the dirty pot method, i.e. boiling in an aluminum cauldron with rust, eucalyptus leaves and vinegar. Three types of eucalyptus leaves were used in the printing. Showcase piece exhibited in Thessaloniki.

Hoar-frost: A silk scarf on which I have created eco printing with the Dirty pot method. I used onion skins and eucalyptus leaves. Showcase piece exhibited in Thessaloniki.

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Material

Fiber

Craft

Textiles

General Technique

Combining
Other

Specific Technique

Wet felting and eco printing

Properties & Qualities

Application

Sample making

Qualities

Colourful

Colour

Earth-colour

Sample Information

Date of creation

June 1st, 2023

Dimensions

Meadow: 50 x 35 cm
Hoar-Frost: 190 x 97 cm

Credits

Craft Maker

Ourania Zisopoulou

Library Contributor

Oecon Group

Photographer

Ourania Zisopoulou, Niki Sferopoulou, Michael Palamas

Practitioner

Ourania Zisopoulou

Working with a handful of wool to make a whole fabric and print on it various designs from the natural environment, such as eucalyptus leaves, and various other.

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