The Royal Łazienki Museum invites adults to the "Mój krajobraz" workshop, a unique opportunity to create personalized textile art. Learn the intricate confetti quilt method, arranging tiny fabric scraps into stunning landscape compositions. This hands-on session, led by acclaimed textile artist Anna Sławińska, celebrates Landscape Day with a focus on experiencing natural scenery through creative expression.
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This workshop invites participants to create their own patchwork landscapes using the confetti method, a technique involving arranging and sewing small fabric pieces into a cohesive design. It celebrates Landscape Day with a focus on experiencing landscapes fully through textile art.
In celebration of Landscape Day, themed 'I experience the landscape fully,' the Royal Łazienki Museum invites adults to a special workshop titled 'Mój krajobraz' (My Landscape). Participants will engage in sewing patchwork landscapes using the confetti method, a technique that involves arranging and stitching tiny fabric scraps to form a harmonious visual composition. The workshop will cover the fundamental principles of the confetti quilt technique, enabling attendees to craft their unique textile depictions of landscapes. The session will be led by Anna Sławińska, a renowned textile artist and the owner of the first Patchwork School in Poland, recognized across Europe for her expertise.
Admission is free, but registration is required. Due to limited space, interested participants should send their registration requests to [email protected].
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