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Contact: jasmine@jasminelinington.com
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Seaweed Ripple No. 1
2020
80.5 x 45.5 x 6 cm
Naturally dyed SeaCell fibre, bamboo/silk embroidery thread, viscose embroidery thread and kelp seaweed sequins.
Framed in a tray frame, painted in Farrow & Ball's Dimity.
£3,795
About
Embellished with seaweed that has been hand harvested, under license, from beaches close to Edinburgh. Jasmine harvests the kelp seaweed herself and processes the seaweed into sequins in her Edinburgh-based studio.
Whilst the kelp goes through its numerous processes to get to the final sequin, Jasmine naturally dyes SeaCell fibre and turns it into fabric using hand and machine embroidery techniques. She has named her fabric, SeaCell fibre embroidered fabric.
The SeaCell fibre embroidered fabric acts as her canvas and she hand stitches individual kelp sequins into the forms of sand ripples to create a tactile and organic piece of textile art for the wall.
Photographer - Alix McIntosh
Seaweed Ripple No. 3
2021
80.5 x 45.5 x 6 cm
Undyed SeaCell fibre, bamboo/silk embroidery thread, viscose embroidery thread, kelp seaweed sequins and seaweed eco resin beads.
Framed in a tray frame, painted in Farrow & Ball's Dimity.
CURRENTLY SHOWING AT BARD-SCOTLAND, LEITH, EDINBURGH.
About
Embellished with seaweed that has been hand harvested, under license, from beaches close to Edinburgh. Jasmine harvests the kelp seaweed herself and processes the seaweed into sequins in her Edinburgh-based studio. She has also created seaweed coloured beads using gathered seaweed and eco-resin.
Whilst the kelp goes through its numerous processes to get to the final sequin and the beads are curing, Jasmine naturally dyes SeaCell fibre and turns it into fabric using hand and machine embroidery techniques. She has named her fabric, SeaCell fibre embroidered fabric.
The SeaCell fibre embroidered fabric acts as her canvas and she hand stitches individual kelp sequins into the forms of sand ripples to create a tactile and organic piece of textile art for the wall.
Photographer - Alix McIntosh
Seaweed Ripple No. 4 (Triptych)
2021
84 × 140 × 6 cm
Undyed SeaCell fibre, viscose embroidery thread and kelp seaweed sequins.
Framed in a tray frame, painted in Farrow & Ball's Dimity.
£10,295
About
Embellished with seaweed that has been hand harvested, under license, from beaches close to Edinburgh. Jasmine harvests the kelp seaweed herself and processes the seaweed into sequins in her Edinburgh-based studio.
Whilst the kelp goes through its numerous processes to get to the final sequin, Jasmine turns SeaCell fibre into fabric using hand and machine embroidery techniques. She has named her fabric, SeaCell fibre embroidered fabric.
The SeaCell fibre embroidered fabric acts as her canvas and she hand stitches individual kelp sequins into the forms of sand ripples to create a tactile and organic piece of textile art for the wall.
Photographer - Alix McIntosh
Seaweed Ripple No. 2
2020
80.5 x 45.5 x 6 cm
Naturally dyed SeaCell fibre, bamboo/silk embroidery thread, viscose embroidery thread, kelp seaweed sequins and seaweed eco resin beads.
Framed in a tray frame, painted in Farrow & Ball's Dimity.
SOLD
£2,295
About
Embellished with seaweed that has been hand harvested, under license, from beaches close to Edinburgh. Jasmine harvests the kelp seaweed herself and processes the seaweed into sequins in her Edinburgh-based studio. She has also created seaweed coloured beads using gathered seaweed and eco-resin.
Whilst the kelp goes through its numerous processes to get to the final sequin and the beads are curing, Jasmine naturally dyes SeaCell fibre and turns it into fabric using hand and machine embroidery techniques. She has named her fabric, SeaCell fibre embroidered fabric.
The SeaCell fibre embroidered fabric acts as her canvas and she hand stitches individual kelp sequins into the forms of sand ripples to create a tactile and organic piece of textile art for the wall.
Sand Ripple Tassels No.1
2020
Approximately 115cm (w) x 90cm (h)
SeaCell embroidered fabric, seaweed yarn
Naturally dyed with buckthorn bark (pink)
Hung with a natural oak dowel.
CURRENTLY SHOWING AT BARD-SCOTLAND, LEITH, EDINBURGH.
About
This one-off piece has been inspired by sand ripples. Using hand and machine embroidery techniques, Jasmine has created the fabric that holds the organic and tactile seaweed yarn tassels. The pink has been created by Jasmine using a natural dye.
Sand Ripple Tassels No.2
2020
Approximately. 132cm (h) x 66cm (w)
SeaCell embroidered fabric, seaweed yarn
Naturally dyed with bladder wrack seaweed (beige/brown/grey).
Hung with a natural oak dowel.
SOLD
