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    The document provides instructions for creating an applique artwork in the style of traditional art from Pipli, Odisha, India. It defines applique as ornamental needlework where pieces of fabric in different shapes and patterns are sewn or stuck onto a larger piece to form a picture. It describes the village of Pipli as well-known for its applique craft, locally called Chandua, which is related to rituals of the Lord Jagannath temple. The task is to create an applique artwork using glue by drawing a design, cutting out fabric pieces, gluing them onto a backing fabric to form the design. Five steps are outlined including drawing the design, cutting out fabric pieces, gluing them

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    The document provides instructions for creating an applique artwork in the style of traditional art from Pipli, Odisha, India. It defines applique as ornamental needlework where pieces of fabric in different shapes and patterns are sewn or stuck onto a larger piece to form a picture. It describes the village of Pipli as well-known for its applique craft, locally called Chandua, which is related to rituals of the Lord Jagannath temple. The task is to create an applique artwork using glue by drawing a design, cutting out fabric pieces, gluing them onto a backing fabric to form the design. Five steps are outlined including drawing the design, cutting out fabric pieces, gluing them

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    Art The Art of Applique

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    The document provides instructions for creating an applique artwork in the style of traditional art from Pipli, Odisha, India. It defines applique as ornamental needlework where pieces of fabric in different shapes and patterns are sewn or stuck onto a larger piece to form a picture. It describes the village of Pipli as well-known for its applique craft, locally called Chandua, which is related to rituals of the Lord Jagannath temple. The task is to create an applique artwork using glue by drawing a design, cutting out fabric pieces, gluing them onto a backing fabric to form the design. Five steps are outlined including drawing the design, cutting out fabric pieces, gluing them

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    Tuesday 23rd June 2020

    WALT: create an ‘applique’ artwork in the style of


    traditional artwork from Pipli, Odisha (Orissa),
    India
    WILF:
    • I can draw a design for my ‘applique’
    artwork and can identify the different
    sections.
    • I can select the right coloured/textured
    fabrics/textiles to use in my ‘applique’
    artwork. • I can use a pair of scissors confidently to cut out
    specific shapes including irregular shapes.
    • I can follow my design to place and glue the pieces for
    my ‘applique’ artwork.

    Key vocabulary: Applique, fabric, texture, pattern,


    colour, patch of fabric.
    Appliqué is ornamental needlework in which
    pieces or patch of fabric in different shapes
    and patterns are sewn or stuck onto a larger
    piece to form a picture or pattern. It is
    commonly used as decoration, especially on
    garments. The technique is accomplished
    either by hand stitching or machine.
    The city of Puri in Odisha (Orissa) is the home to Jagannath Temple. About 40 km away
    from Puri is the village of Pipli, well-known for its ‘applique work’. The craft, locally called
    Chandua, is related to the rituals and traditions of Lord Jagannath and his siblings Lord
    Balabhadra and Devi Subhadra.

    Let’s watch:
    https://www.youtube.com/
    watch?v=M8hpi998Bm4
    Task: To create an applique You can choose to do a design of your own.
    artwork using glue It can be linked to Lord Jagannath or not.
    Use the examples in the previous slides for
    (We won’t be sewing or stitching in this
    inspiration.
    lesson- we will use GLUE!)

    You will need:


    • Fabrics (old clothes/textiles of different colours
    and textures – depending in the design you
    have chosen to do, felt, etc) – Please seek
    adults’ permission before you use any.
    • A pair of scissors (Always cut away from you
    and mind your fingers)
    • Paper
    How to make homemade fabric glue: • Pencil
    • Homemade fabric glue (see link to find out
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Btl
    5cWwwPo how to make it) or any glue that can work on
    fabric.
    • Other decorative items such as gems etc
    You will need:
    (Optional)
    Shampoo, salt, PVA glue or paper glue • Paintbrush to apply glue (Optional)
    REMEMBER to mix the shampoo and
    the salt for 5 mins as instructed in the The steps are explained
    video link!!!
    in the next few slides.
    Step 1:
    Draw the design that you have chosen.
    Make sure that you have the colours in
    mind.
    Find the fabrics/ textiles that you need
    and keep aside.
    Step 2:
    Trace the different sections from your design
    separately on another piece of paper and label the
    parts.
    Then cut them out.
    Step 3:
    Pin them on the right fabric. Cut them out.
    Step 4:
    Get you glue ready.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
    9Btl5cWwwPo

    Step 5:
    Follow the design that you have chosen and start placing the pieces. Use glue to stick them
    in place.

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