Completed my first textile ATC

"Layers" to go with the Something New theme for the Very Berry Handmade swap

Hope its OK?!

buttonsandpaint.blogspot.co.uk

Fall 2000

shows image ok, embroidered, quilted with lace applique

www.vivaiquique.com

$10.000.

Schwartz Textile Converting Co., 40 Walker St. near Church St., New York

Samples, using denim, paper, bleach and water dissolving to give a lacy effect.

Lengths and bales of cloth await the eager shopper at the entrance of the market in Cholon, Saigon's Chinatown, one of the most vibrant market amongst the many in town

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Cotton and thread, 17*6cm, 1982. ©MichelleCourteau

Text by guido montegrandi, textile (mixed media, hand dyed cotton, paper, machine stitching, asemic writing) by raffaela gottardelli.

This is the most popular textile factory in Solapur. The name of the factory is Pulgam Textiles.

Tutor Jacqueline Davies

Woman embroiders a blouse in her vegetable stand in Rio Dulce, Guatemala

最近スカートを履くことが多くなった。らくちん。

Development drawing, using alot of layers and sweet wrappers to give a range of textures.

New Stock for the Ruby Pear. Details on my blog.

Textiles

Textile globe seen at an art show today in Folsom, CA: Artful Women; Six Voices in Cloth.

This cuff was made using fabrics, muslin, ribbon, buttons, beads, elastic cording, felt, beads, and polymer clay pieces. Seed beads and polymer clay pieces were sown on.

Original textile encaustic that went to a friend who makes her own textiles. Perfect.

© Shana Mattheis

Made in last night's textiles class. Ribbons, chiffons, organzas, synthetic, threads, net soldered onto felt base. The scans haven't really captured the shimmer and shine.

Textile India

Weihnachtsmarkt Schloss Zeilitzheim 22.11.09

Sketchbook: Photographs of mould and fungus for inspiration and inital ideas.

Suzani textiles on display at Lilly Library, Duke University.

SEM micrograph of a taffeta textile fragment. Courtesy of Prof Claire Davis and Chris Hardy, School of Metallurgy and Materials, University of Birmingham.

Gran parte sobre el desconocimiento del origen del algodón por parte de los europeos se le atribuye a las historias del imaginativo viajero del siglo XV John Mandeville quien escribía con gran detalle acerca de un suave borrego que crecía en los árboles y que cuando se inclinaba para comer la hierba caía al suelo, dejando enganchado en las ramas del árbol su suave pelaje. Así que él consideraba que los corderos vegetarianos de Sitia (como los llamó) eran el origen del algodón. A partir de entonces y hasta 200 o 300 años más tarde, todo el mundo creía en esa historia hasta llegar a la era moderna. www.bigbang.com.mx

Kuching, Borneo, Malaysia

textiles

Samples, using felt and satin to see how they worked together and a development drawing.

OCA Textiles 1, section 1, acrylic paint on tracing paper

Kovalam, Kerala, India