Year 1 - Art and design
Design an underwater weaving
Watery weavings: introducing textiles
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Year 1 - Art and design
Watery weavings: introducing textiles
Pupils learn the principles of weaving and develop their manipulative skills through fastening fabric based materials. They investigate and explore the principle of textile construction and gain sensory experience of textile materials.
You will learn to plan a weaving inspired by underwater creatures.
Swatches of fabric are small pieces of material that are used to show what different fabrics look and feel like. Artists can match colours and textures of fabrics to the colours and textures they see in the world around them.
small pieces of material that are used to show what different fabrics look and feel like.
Mistake: Once a design has been created, it cannot be adapted or changed. Correction: Remind children that artists can change their ideas as they go, making changes to their design as they continue through the design and making process.
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