Naylor, Stephen (2013) PLUSH! & Pat Jones: creation to collection 2013. Textile Fibre Forum, 4 (112). pp. 58-59.

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Abstract

[Extract] Plush is a word that evokes the emotions, there is a sense of the luxurious and pleasurable. The word’s French origins are firmly grounded within the textile narrative. This connotation leads us into the exhibition produced by PLUSH! & Pat Jones, a creative collaboration between three textile artists: Virginia Harrison, Christina Turner & Pat Jones. Creation to Collection2013 showcases woven fabrics including a series of scarves, wraps, bags and wearable art pieces. All of the fabrics are designed, hand-dyed and hand-woven utilising Australian merino wool, with the addition of luxury yarns such as silk.

Item ID:	30699
Item Type:	Article (Other)
ISSN:	0818-6308
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Date Deposited:	15 Feb 2017 03:49
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