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Trials for the plastron from the project 'Casting Spells', wearable objects
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Various tests for the plastron from the 'Casting Spells' project. (a) is an embroidery test with long loops of gold thread on dark grey acetate; in one of these loops a synthetic plate is inserted, (b) on light grey, now all 'boxes' are filled with pictures. (c) is an embroidery test on beige fabric woven in mohair, also with pictures. (d 1=10) concerns small woolen samples, with which the finishing has been tried out. (e) is a stainless steel plate, from which small elements have been lasered.
Title: Trials for the plastron from the project 'Casting Spells', wearable objects
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Various tests for the plastron from the 'Casting Spells' project.
(a) is an embroidery test with long loops of gold thread on dark grey acetate; in one of these loops a synthetic plate is inserted, (b) on light grey, now all 'boxes' are filled with pictures.
(c) is an embroidery test on beige fabric woven in mohair, also with pictures.
(d 1=10) concerns small woolen samples, with which the finishing has been tried out.
(e) is a stainless steel plate, from which small elements have been lasered.
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