Sue Tyldesley |
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I am an enthusiast for many types of craft but have a particular interest in textile and wax. Since taking a teachers course in encaustic wax painting nearly 15 years ago , I have been teaching the subject at Alston Hall adult education college and elsewhere. I love the colours and the element of surprise which this medium brings. I’ve enjoyed embroidery for many years -starting with tapestries stitched during boring days when I was ill as a child! In more recent years I have done many short courses on different aspects of embroidery, particularly machine embroidery and I’m currently secretary to Parbold Branch of the Embroiderer’s Guild. My recent work seeks to combine my love of encaustic wax with my stitchery to create unusual bags and other work Being a member of ‘One Step On’ enables me to develop and exhibit my work more widely. |
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Above:: Past Time |
Above: Before All Falls Apart |
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Left: Recycle Time |
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| Above: Purple Sunflowers Size: 28cm x 21cm Technique: Machine embroidery Materials/Description: The bag is cotton chambray with satin lining (with pockets). Centre panel - encaustic wax on calico |
Above: Flower Garden Size: 18cm x 12cm Technique: machine-stitching Materials/Description: Calico coloured with encaustic wax. Lining - satin |
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| Above: Flower fun' Size: 22.5cm x 17.5 cm Technique/Materials: Encaustic wax on calico with machine and hand stitching and various embellishments and beading. Cotton lining. |
Above: Metallic Flowers Size:27cm by 32 cm Technique/Materials: The centre panel is encaustic wax on various fabrics with hand and machine embroidery and beading. The backing is cork paper. |
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