Class: parasol projects
Oct. 25th, 2011 12:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
labricoleuseMy decorative arts class has just presented their parasol projects. Check them out!
Refurbished antique parasol frame with leaf-motif carved handle and matching batik canopy
by first-year grad student Leah Pelz.
First-year grad Kelly Renko restored this parasol frame, which had three broken ribs
and a missing handle, to create this steampunk-inspired parasol with its long
brass-fitting-adorned stick and its black lace-covered fringed canopy.
The two parasols closed.
Refurbished vintage frame with figured cotton cover by undergraduate Michelle Bellamy.
Restored antique frame with lace-print cotton tasseled cover
by Wardrobe Supervisor Whitney Vaughan.
Whitney lined her parasol in purple cotton and scalloped the edge.
Close-up of Whitney's lining finishing.
The two parasols closed.
Second-year Adrienne Corral restored this 1920s antique parasol frame,
and created this lovely patterned cotton canopy.
Another view of Adrienne's parasol cover.
Refurbished antique parasol frame with leaf-motif carved handle and matching batik canopy
by first-year grad student Leah Pelz.
First-year grad Kelly Renko restored this parasol frame, which had three broken ribs
and a missing handle, to create this steampunk-inspired parasol with its long
brass-fitting-adorned stick and its black lace-covered fringed canopy.
The two parasols closed.
Refurbished vintage frame with figured cotton cover by undergraduate Michelle Bellamy.
Restored antique frame with lace-print cotton tasseled cover
by Wardrobe Supervisor Whitney Vaughan.
Whitney lined her parasol in purple cotton and scalloped the edge.
Close-up of Whitney's lining finishing.
The two parasols closed.
Second-year Adrienne Corral restored this 1920s antique parasol frame,
and created this lovely patterned cotton canopy.
Another view of Adrienne's parasol cover.
