Process work – subtraction cutting | Dancing Fabric-an architectural thesis

Process work – subtraction cutting

28Apr10

This is the pattern I used to create the piece shown in the photos. It uses the distilled geometry from Flow to create the pattern of subtractions in the fabric. Click to zoom.

Here are photos of the finished model/garment.

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