Introduction
The Tools of My Trade
1. Making a Start with Making a Mark
2. Potatoes
3. Masking Tapes
4. Stencils
5. Freezer Paper Stencils
6. Stencils and Paste Resist
7. Silks
8. Pattern and Colour Placement
9. A Pattern to Match a Pattern
10. Painting with Bleach
11. Painting a T-shirt
12. Freehand Painting
13. Pieced and Patched
14. Painted Fabric as a Base for Decorative Stitching
15. In the Theatre of Pattern
Conclusion
Sources & Materials
This beautiful and inspirational book written by a doyenne of British textile design explores the art of painting and making patterns on cloth.
Sarah Campbell is an internationally acclaimed textile designer who, together with her late sister Susan Collier, founded and ran a groundbreaking and renowned design partnership, creating iconic motifs for the industry’s greatest names for more than 50 years. Love of pattern and colour and an inventive freshness are the hallmarks of her work. She now works on her own – making, teaching, writing, and continuing to paint designs on cloth and paper both for commercial production and to special commission.
I cannot think of a better artist than Sarah Campbell to introduce
would-be designers to produce hand-painted textiles. Sarah has made
a career focusing on the delights of pattern in simple, but
deliciously varied, directions. Anyone who notices pattern will
have spotted her witty designs on so many furnishing items. Here
she stimulates her readers to play with basic brushstrokes,
creating bold geometry, and arming them with techniques to create
endless personal flights of fancy. My fingers itch to play with all
the possibilities that dance in my head each time I thumb through
this delightful book.
*Kaffe Fassett MBE, Artist & Author*
Hand-painted Textiles by Sarah Campbell is just the sort of book
I’ve wanted. Jam-packed with Sarah’s signature hand-painted style,
giving all her techniques and inspiration to inspire anyone to have
a go. My eye is dancing with possibility.
*Brandon Mably, Designer & Author*
This book is the perfect result of Sarah’s ability to create
uplifting and joyful patterns combined with her passion for sharing
her enthusiasm for making them. Sarah embraces hand painting and
printing, guiding the reader through wide ranging techniques and
considerations for design projects. Visually rich and highly
accessible, the pages are full of flowers, geometrics, birds &
beasts to inspire the reader. With an impressive back catalogue of
highly successful textile designs for industry some of which are
included, Sarah helps you to be brave and playful, sharing in her
joy of colour, rhythm and motif on cloth.
*Kate Farley, Designer & Academic*
with brush, paint and fabric [Sarah] shows us how to get hands-on
with joyful and playful pattern
*UPPERCASE Magazine*
Flicking through the pages of this book makes you want to grab your
brushes and get painting.
*Handprinted*
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