A comprehensive final activity designed to bring together the skills students have developed throughout a William Morris artist study or pattern project.
Students design a complete repeating textile pattern suitable for fabric or wallpaper, combining natural forms such as flowers, leaves, fruit, birds or animals.
The task encourages students to consider repetition, composition, flow, texture, unity and colour harmony while producing a sophisticated final Morris-inspired design.
The extension challenges students to experiment with an alternative colour scheme or develop a coordinating border.
Perfect as a final outcome, assessment activity or end-of-unit project for KS3 Art, as well as for textile design, surface pattern, cover lessons and independent work.
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