Group 2 Art Textiles – Cherry Blossom. Cherry blossom festival ‘hanami’, Japan.

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Group 2 Art Textiles – Cherry Blossom

Cherry blossom festival ‘hanami’, Japan

We went to look at the cherry blossom

We picked a cherry blossom and looked at it in class

We also picked a leaf from the cherry tree

We made a rubbing of the leaf with a transfer crayon

Then we ironed the rubbing onto the fabric

We printed some petal shapes onto fabric and added this to the background to make the picture We added stitches, 3D paint, fabric pastels and beads to the flowers Here are our pictures…

Sean Jewitt

Hayley Blackburn

Jack Davis

Emma Smith

Ben Firth

James Pickering

Sammie Lochrie

Jonathan Winsip

Laura Stook

Tanya Pearson

Stephanie Atkinson

Water The cherry tree grows well in our climate because there is plenty of rain

Water We use watercolours in our Art lessons (the colour is released when water is used).

Water We have started to paint some Japanese fans with cherry blossom, using watercolours.

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