A cartilha ensina de forma didática o passo a passo da renda de bilro tradicional de Florianópolis. Seu objetivo não é substituir as aulas práticas, mas servir como material de apoio para mestras e iniciantes nessa admirada arte popular. Para atingir esse objetivo, a publicação contou com o trabalho de uma pedagoga e a consultoria de uma experiente rendeira local. O resultado são textos claros e objetivos que demonstram de forma simples a técnica e os pontos básicos do rendado. As explicações são acompanhadas de ilustrações e links para vídeos produzidos pelo projeto Me ensina a fazer renda. Mais informações na página do Facebook do projeto: https://www.facebook.com/projetomeensinaafazerrenda/?ref=hl
A renda de bilros é um tipo de artesanato muito tradicional feito especialmente pelos portugueses. Mas como estas lindas peças são elaboradas? O trabalho é feito sobre uma espécie de almofada dura, o rebolo (cilindro de pano grosso recheado de palha ou de algodão, cujas dimensões dependem da dimensão da peça que vai ser criada, […]
Existem muitos tipos de renda. E para produzi-los são usados diferentes técnicas, padrões e desenhos. Grande parte das rendas que vemos hoje é feita a máquina, mas ainda existem muitos trabalhos artesanais.
Arquivo fotografico de Lisboa, Trabalhos de renda de bilros 1908 Benoliel, Joshua 1873-1932 PT/AMLSB/JBN/002380 É nesse emaranhado de fi...
Peças que levam até um mês para ficarem prontas são vendidas por apenas R$ 150 Toalha de mesa feita de renda de bilro pela artesã Eliane Enedina Vieira. Foto: Elva Gladis Por Elva Gladis e Guilherm…
O Museu das Rendas de Bilros de Peniche dá a conhecer uma arte com mais de 400 anos no concelho e guarda peças antigas, que foram doadas.
Decoración artesanal de bolillos y elaboración de otros materiales para el encaje de bolillos.
Arquivo fotografico de Lisboa, Trabalhos de renda de bilros 1908 Benoliel, Joshua 1873-1932 PT/AMLSB/JBN/002380 É nesse emaranhado de fi...
Pierre Fouché is a lacemaker and internationally respected practitioner and teacher of contemporary bobbin lace. Thematically, his work focuses on portraiture and the gaze, photography and representation, appropriation and web-media cultures, as well as some forays into overt queer politics. This portrait by Cape Town-based artist Pierre Fouché was made over a four year period
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Decoración artesanal de bolillos y elaboración de otros materiales para el encaje de bolillos.
Lace making is a very old tradition in the Maltese islands; Gozitans are particularly famous for it. We are speaking about the real hand-made stuff (bobbin lace) - machine-woven lace pales in comparison. Unfortunately it is a dying crafts, as it involves long hours of intricate work, and the income most of the time does not justify it. Here you can see the skillful hands of an expert Gozitan lace maker working with silk. In the background you can see a good example of a finished product. Shot on location in one of the lace shops at the Ta Dbiegi Crafts Village, Gozo.
Fernando Navarro Ruiz (1867-1944) was a Spanish photographer. In 1890 he opened a photographic studio in his hometown Totana and until 1916, when the studio was closed due the development of the possibilities of amateur photography, he was considered as a magnificent example of popular photography, focusing all its activities in what we would call social documentary of Totana. These portrait photos below were taken by Fernando from between 1896 to 1916.
Decoración artesanal de bolillos y elaboración de otros materiales para el encaje de bolillos.
I've finally been doing a little bit of arty stuff after quite a long break from it. The mojo went, life got in the way and some good and not so good things needed most of my attention! However, at last I've picked up a paint brush and been creative - I've painted a few lace bobbins and here they are sitting on my desk in an old teacup while waiting for the varnish to dry on their little heads. For anyone interested I posted about bobbin painting a few weeks ago here. I'm linking up with WOYWW this week.
En 2014, Dominique vous a proposé les cartons de carrés qui avaient composés notre damier. Ces modèles ont inspirés Sonia, qui a commencé la réalisation des carrés blancs Voici tous les carrés prêts à être cousus
Avvolgere i fuselli dal fondo verso l'alto, girandoli da destra verso sinistra, avvolgere tutto il filo su un fusello e passare poi la metà
Hungarian fiber artist Ágnes Herczeg (previously) continues to create delicate depictions of quiet moments. Formed from colorful lace and found wood, each small scene floats in mid-air and is attached to a piece of wood. Whereas in previous work, Herczeg used unusually shaped wood fragments as part of the figural elements of the scenes, in her more recent pieces the wood acts as a frame. You can see more of the artist’s work on her website and Instagram. More
Lace making is my hobby. It is my joy, my pleasure, and my peace of mind. It excites me and offers an escape from daily toil. But mostly, it rewards me in unexpected ways. I have been dreaming abo…
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Vintage lace and doilies upcycled and repurposed craft projects.
Artist Ágnes Herczeg creates lace sculptures using traditional handiwork techniques and fuses the figures to real pieces of found wood.
Materials Cotton fabric: solids and inside print 100% linen for the grey background fabric The piece measures 10 1/2 x 24 1/2 inches. The top flap is optional and is 3 inches high. The holder takes…
