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Peg plans, oh how I do not like you... At least you are completed now - this is the part which makes the design or pattern

Photography of the work of textiles designer, Jennifer Nichols

Refraction @ Serial Space, March 2011

Shot by Lucien Alperstein

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Experimentation with materials and techniques developing ideas for outcomes.

Grandeur et décadence d'une ancienne usine textile.

One of the gallery picture of Textile India Android APP

Textile Patterned Sunflower

Small kettle used to melt heated malam, Giriloyo, Yogyakarta, Indonesia, on Tuesday (24/05/2011). All equipment used during the process simple and traditional batik. Photo: Bari Paramarta Islam

"Herbs have proven indispensable in the textile industry. A variety of plants contain strong fibers in their stalks, utilized in the production of fabrics such as linen, sisal, Manila hemp and jute. Specialty artisans often employ herb leaves, stems, flowers and roots in creating beautiful natural dyes for handcrafted fabrics.

Plant textile herbs in your own garden for their wonderful array of textures and colors."

Textile maker from Bani Jamrah/Bahrain

textile design by Jamaica Byles blogged at www.patternlovely.blogspot.com

I liked all of the earth tones in this photo, with the blue and red umbrella throwing in a bit of odd color.

Zoe Yates

MFA Textiles 2021

 

Mixed materials

Release agent is a compound of polymeric organic acid with outstanding wetting, sequestering, dispersing and buffering, which is mainly used for pretreatment, mercerizing, alkali neutralization after dyeing.

 

【Main composition】Polymeric organic acid

 

【General properties】

www.htfine-chem.com/product/acid-releasing-agent-for-text...

 

Appearance:pale to yellow transparent liquid

 

pH:2-3

 

Ionicity:anionic

 

Stability:stable to acid, alkali and electrolytes

 

【Product features】

 

Outstanding buffer without any direct effect to alkali, but only reactivity. Does not damage the fibre, but retains the good hand fells and elasticity.

 

Outstanding wetting and dispersibility which can completely decompose and neutralize the alkali inside the fibres. It can reduce subsequent alkali wash times that saves water. Easily controls the pH of the fabrics.

 

Acid releasing agent for textile chemical can avoids uneven dyeing as normal organic acid which achieves an outstanding leveling and better reproducibility.

 

Completely removes the white spots on the fabrics/yarns after reactive dye fixing with soda ash which helps a good leveling and bright shade.

 

When uses in cotton spandex elastic fabrics, prevents damage to the cotton fibres as excessive amount of other organic/inorganic acids, as well as prevents damage to the spandex fibres as alkalis, which help retain the fabric elasticity.

 

Reactive organic acid that has excellent neutralization to alkali without acid odour.

 

Outstanding sequestering to ions that avoids yellowing of fabrics during singeing or curing due to the iron ions.

Linepapelle Septiembre 2014

Detail of 16th century linen embroidery in Basel museum

Advocacy Quilts at the Textile Museum Exhibit Opening, November 16, 2013

Design NOT owned by me. For sampling purposes ONLY.

Necklace made with vintage textiles and buttons. Cord made with sari yarn.

Felt making, silk paper making, metal embossing, Lazertran, Angelina fibres and lots of stitch work in this detial of the wall hanging.

Ms.Sachiko Yatani makes these fibers from wild plants like kuzu(kudzu vine) and choma(ramie). 

She weaves these wild fibers into beautiful fine textiles.

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