Stitched Forms with Ro Cook
Australian Design Centre
Sat 17 Jan '26
Overview
As part of the Second Look - Legacy workshop series, create a 3-dimensional form, for example a vessel/basket or sculpture using materials found under the bench, stashed in a cupboard or in the back yard or shed. If they are flexible you can manipulate and stitch a variety of these materials together. Think rope, fabric strips, ribbons, cane, vines, twines, old scarves or neck ties, raffia. Scale, shape, colour, construction techniques and…
As part of the Second Look - Legacy workshop series, create a 3-dimensional form, for example a vessel/basket or sculpture using materials found under the bench, stashed in a cupboard or in the back yard or shed. If they are flexible you can manipulate and stitch a variety of these materials together. Think rope, fabric strips, ribbons, cane, vines, twines, old scarves or neck ties, raffia. Scale, shape, colour, construction techniques and stability will be explored in in your project.
Ro will supply needles and strong threads for stitching as well as a lot of materials. Please feel free to bring along extra materials you may have that have been just waiting for this project.
About Ro Cook
Ro Cook is an artist and designer who mainly uses hand printmaking techniques on textiles. She draws on her background in printmaking; film and television design; teaching; and a lifelong obsession with textiles, especially culturally specific techniques, and more recently the use of natural pigments and organic motives.