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Textile Innovation Workshop 1 - From Invention to Consumption: electronic textiles, C4CC, London.

 

textile museum in shiraz,iran designed by mehrdad iravanian

    

Location: Kashan, Iran

I'm having so much fun lasercutting textiles and exploring possibilities in different forms and structures!

I lasercut this fabric and sewed it into a cap.

The size of this Textile-work is 40x30 cm. It is made of cotton and organza.

Balenciaga installation 2011: independent textile conservator and costume specialist Glenn Petersen came from NY to work for one month dressing and putting the final "chic" to the 120 ensembles.

Opening night at the Fashion and Textile museums latest exhibition - Designing Women: Post-war British textiles: www.ftmlondon.org/exhibitions/detail/?ID=75

 

The exhibition showcases the work of Lucienne Day (1917–2010), Jacqueline Groag (1903–86) and Marian Mahler (1911– 83).

 

Further information about Post-War British textile design can be found in:

 

Jacqueline Groag:

 

www.antiquecollectorsclub.com/uk/store/pv/9781851495900/j...

 

and

 

Artists' Textiles 1940-1976:

 

www.antiquecollectorsclub.com/uk/store/pv/9781851496297/a...

Shibori, Screen Print & Embroidery on Cotton.

Close up of the detail on the bodice, for example the stitching and burning.

#102 / 119 Pictures in 2019

Project: Plinth Textile Ranch

Client: Textile Ranch

 

Process: Offset & Letterpress

Inks: 2/0 (Pantone Inks)

Paper: Chipboard

The building was a section of the American Woolen Company’s Wood Worsted Mill- a complex of several large buildings erected between 1906 and 1909. The complex was built to perform the complete textile manufacturing cycle of worsted woolens, from raw material to finished fabric. The large buildings in the complex are characterized by their extensive uniform window bays. The American Woolen Company closed the mill in 1955. The mill stood vacant and in a state of decline. Starting in 2004, a phased deliberate renovation strategy was implemented. The first strategy was to attract small independent businesses, state agencies, educational institutions, medical companies, energy companies and startups. Phase II included more retail space and traditional office space. Phase III started in 2011 involved residential and more commercial development. The complex stands as what the developer has called a “live-work-play” campus. In 2019, when the photograph was taken, Phase III was nearing completion. (Sources: Various, including ICIC case Study "What Works: A Mixed-Use Development of a Former Textile Mill in Lawrence, MA"

 

The American Woolen Company’s Wood Worsted Mill is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

fond textile, embellissement en tivek, perle

University of East London degree show 2013

Part of an indian textile.

 

I've never been to the textile museum before, I never realised how TINY it is!!! There are also no windows. I think they need a new building, because I think it could be very interesting. But I knew two people who volunteer at the gift shop and they both have a great love for the museum!

Noted in Derby on 17-05-22 is Bourne Textiles DAF PN68 XWZ

hand knitting arranged as a neck piece.

Workers from the Winding/Twisting Dept at C & J Hirst, Milnsbridge in about 1950.

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Opening night at the Fashion and Textile museums latest exhibition - Designing Women: Post-war British textiles: www.ftmlondon.org/exhibitions/detail/?ID=75

 

The exhibition showcases the work of Lucienne Day (1917–2010), Jacqueline Groag (1903–86) and Marian Mahler (1911– 83).

 

Further information about Post-War British textile design can be found in:

 

Jacqueline Groag:

 

www.antiquecollectorsclub.com/uk/store/pv/9781851495900/j...

 

and

 

Artists' Textiles 1940-1976:

 

www.antiquecollectorsclub.com/uk/store/pv/9781851496297/a...

 

making a threesome out of my little squares.

Red and black printed textile from around 1400

My friend Sally (basilly)

www.flickr.com/photos/25028645@N00/2910739313/

has posted a fun abstract flower shot that reminded her of those old fabrics that were used for curtains and upholstery fabrics... and here is my answer to that, somehow reminds me of old drapes mom used to have!

  

Textiles at Skerray graveyard: Knitted, slashed and felted scarf/stole in grey Pure New Wool. These stoles are one-offs and made to order.

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I used all vintage/recycled materials. The purple I hand-dyed. There's also vintage linen, a vintage cotton print snippet, vintage button.

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