Monday 23 April 2012
Thursday 5 April 2012
Tapa instructions By Tim
Equipment
30cm x 30cm Square piece of Brown paper
Ruler
Pencil
Bleach
BrownDye
Cotton buds
Vivid
1) Rule paper every 3cm going across and downwards using a pencil and ruler. This should make a 10 x 10 grid
2) Draw your design on your Tapa using a pencil.
3) Use a vivid and shade in any part of your design.
4) Dye your Tapa with a brush.
5) Let the dye dry on your Tapa.
6) Bleach the areas you would like white on your Tapa.
7) Let your bleach dry over night.
8) Put the Tapa up on the wall.
30cm x 30cm Square piece of Brown paper
Ruler
Pencil
Bleach
BrownDye
Cotton buds
Vivid
1) Rule paper every 3cm going across and downwards using a pencil and ruler. This should make a 10 x 10 grid
2) Draw your design on your Tapa using a pencil.
3) Use a vivid and shade in any part of your design.
4) Dye your Tapa with a brush.
5) Let the dye dry on your Tapa.
6) Bleach the areas you would like white on your Tapa.
7) Let your bleach dry over night.
8) Put the Tapa up on the wall.
Tuesday 3 April 2012
Reflecting on my Tapa Cloth: By Tim
Reflecting on my Tapa Cloth
1. Are you pleased with your Tapa Cloth? why / why not?
Yes because I like the whiteness from the bleach on my Tapa
2. What did you find easy when you were creating your Tapa?
Dying my Tapa
3. What did you find tricky when you were creating your Tapa?
Using the bleach because it is tiring and I had to bleach my Tapa twice because it did not show up.
4. If you made another Tapa, what would you change and why?
I would change the Maori centre design to a flower
5. Who / What has helped you in creating your Tapa?
Keri.
6. Did you use any of your own cultural patterns in your own Tapa? Which ones? What do they mean? If you didn’t use your cultural patterns, what did patterns did you use? Where did they come from?
No, I got the idea from Miss Paton.
7. What geometric elements does your Tapa Cloth show? Reflection, Rotation, Translation.
I used translation around the sides.
1. Are you pleased with your Tapa Cloth? why / why not?
Yes because I like the whiteness from the bleach on my Tapa
2. What did you find easy when you were creating your Tapa?
Dying my Tapa
3. What did you find tricky when you were creating your Tapa?
Using the bleach because it is tiring and I had to bleach my Tapa twice because it did not show up.
4. If you made another Tapa, what would you change and why?
I would change the Maori centre design to a flower
5. Who / What has helped you in creating your Tapa?
Keri.
6. Did you use any of your own cultural patterns in your own Tapa? Which ones? What do they mean? If you didn’t use your cultural patterns, what did patterns did you use? Where did they come from?
No, I got the idea from Miss Paton.
7. What geometric elements does your Tapa Cloth show? Reflection, Rotation, Translation.
I used translation around the sides.
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