Collagraph, Collage and Stitch: Make a Image of Your Home on Fabric

By Andrea Butler

This resource was inspired by an AccessArt participatory project The AccessArt Village and could easily be adapted for a general architectural project.  The process combines a collagraph print, fabric and stitch to create a 2D image which could then be used to make a sculptural model house.

Collagraph, collage and stitch: make a image of your home on fabric

 

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