Emma Bradbury
MA work
MA work
Travel experiences in Ladakh in the Himalayas and Tibetan costumes are two of the themes that influence this collection of knitted multifunctional wraps and garments. The collection explores a surface pattern printing process that ages, strips and fades colour, to create washed out and weathered-looking fabrics. This treatment is applied by hand, which makes each garment unique. My final collection brings together my love for colour, pattern and traditional craft techniques.
Info
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Design
Programme
MA Textiles, 2010
Specialism
Knitted Textiles
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Contact
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07799 535960
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Travel experiences in Ladakh in the Himalayas and Tibetan costumes are two of the themes that influence this collection of knitted multifunctional wraps and garments. The collection explores a surface pattern printing process that ages, strips and fades colour, to create washed out and weathered-looking fabrics. This treatment is applied by hand, which makes each garment unique. My final collection brings together my love for colour, pattern and traditional craft techniques.
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Degrees
- BA (Hons), Knitted Textiles, Winchester School of Art, 2008; Diploma in Fashion and Textiles, Thames Valley University, 2003
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Experience
- Design Internship (Deigner Meets Artisan Programme), UNESCO, India, 2009; Internship, Tait and Style, Orkney, 2007; Internship, Maison Martin Margiela, Paris, France, 2004
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Exhibitions
- Unravel Knitting Festival, Farnham Maltings, Farnham, 2010; Whiteknights Studio Trail, Reading, 2008/9; I Knit Weekender - Knitting Festival, Royal Horticultural Halls, London, 2008/9; In the Loop - Knitting Conference, Winchester School of Art, Winchester, 2008
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Awards
- First prize, DAKS Design Award, 2009; Winner, Marianne Straub Travel Award, 2009; Rowan Design Award, Prize; Crown Paint, Stencil Design Competition, Prize, 2009