We were so inspired by our visit to the Lady Chapel of Westminster Abbey, that we have been designing and making our own crests ever since! As part of our work learning about Camelot and the Knights of the Round Table, we designed and made our own banners to show our heraldry (we had the House of Dulwich and the House of Clare amongst others!) to hang in our classroom.
Next, we planned and created our textile heraldic crests. Following some research on existing crests, we looked at common features before drawing our own designs. Next, we selected our fabrics and cut the pieces out carefully.
Our third crest project was for homework. We have been learning about our diocese in R.E. with Mrs Hopkins, so we combined our learning from different areas of the curriculum to create a new crest for Southwark Diocese. We had to consider which images or symbols would best represent the diocese.
Here are the marvellous results:
12 comments:
They are so artistic!
Wow!!
I loved making them.They look really good now!:)
The crest making was absoulutely FUN! I would never give up an oppurtunity like this. The flags they were amazing. It really expresses other peoples ideas.
This shows a really creative side of everyone's work!
I love making crests. Its fun and easy!
I love Art!
I loved making the crests. I absolutely love art.
The Crest were really fun to make.... but it got a bit hard. We just had to crack our brains.
It was my first time sewing! I and now I know the experience.
thank you miss for giving me the Lego star was annual 2016 I'am very thank full it's the BEST book ever.
I can't believe we are in the top 10 how amazing!
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