In November I worked with Pink. Many of the samples here have had an influence of my work over the years since the project. Cut away technique, folding and wrapping… A book on fabric origami was my starting point.
These two macrame style braids were in the book
Little stars, quite thick due to the size and double layer of fabric
A little larger with less folds works a bit better
I’ve used an old sheet from an op shop and dyed it with “Fushia” dylon dye. The wrapping technique involved long strips of fabric folded lengthwise and rolled.
Folded back and pinned
Three shades of pink
Printed with a variety of stamps
Cheap acrylic felt cut into strips then layed out, twisted and machine stitched. The felt doesn’t fray which can be an advantage.
Further experiments in silk dupion, single layer cut on the diagonal
Two shades of silk bonded together and cut with the grain
Hand stitching french knots to secure the twists
Some samples of cut away layers of fabric. 
The layers have been stitched and cut away, repeating as each fabric has been added.
Bonded fabric origami piece
Rows of folded silk triangles
Reverse of the squares above, all layers stitched through at the beginning, with more stitching and cutting, progressing to the middle
Loose folds, creating a softer version of previous samples
