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Different handmade textiles on sale at a market in Santiago Atlitlan, Guatemala
Jaime Bayo- 22 years old
Orlando, FL USA
Small quilt made with some of my huge stash of batiks. It's 'Chinese Lanterns', but I can't remember the name of the designer.
Dr. Lizhu Davis, Manisha Patel & Fresno State Fashion Merchandising Textiles Class, Feb. 25, 2016, Copyright 2016.
Jessica and Robinah, two members of the women's textiles group, and Robinah's daughter, Pico, posing for a photo in the hut where the women sew the yoga, banana and patch bags.
Made of chiffon/silk with 4 beads in the center. Tutorial here: fabricflowers.wordpress.com/2010/09/04/week-4-project-mul...
For this textile sample and textile sample 1 I was given a brief based on the word 'sandwich' I ended up focusing on squashed metals, scrap metals and junk yards. After finding a main idea I looked further into the wheels of quashed or scraped cars. This is where the circles came from. The colours came from the rusted cars. For ‘Textile samples’ I have cut holes into tracing paper and then used the heat gun to create the old rusted look and sewed that onto dyed brown cotton by sewing over the holes creating this web effect. On ‘Textiles sample 1’ I have dyed to sheets of fabric and torn one of them into strips, sewing them onto the other and then burning it with the pyro pen creating the small burnt holes.
A woman's summer hat from 1916 is shown here in its custom made polyethylene storage box with image and barcode on the outside. The lab volunteers have supported the hat in such as way so that it can be taken out of its box on a support board, and the hat itself remain undisturbed. This is important because un necessary handling over time will only cause further degredation, esp to fragile feathers.
Faculty, students and textile industry leaders gather for the official ribbon cutting of the Nonwovens Institute's new facility on Centennial Campus. (Photo by Roger Winstead)
This skirt was made by my group mates and i for textile manipulation. We manipulated the fabric by tie-dying as well as silk screen printing. We had inspiration from chandeliers and used that to create 3 products. The bag was made by weaving, and the embellishments were added to focus on the designs that a chandelier has.
A-Level Textiles: adding small fabric samples into my pre-felts and the free machining on top of them.
These photographs were taken on an exclusive behind the scenes tour of the Museum für Kommunikation Berlin's depot. You can read more about the visit on my blog at museumdiary.com/2015/08/24/germany-behind-the-scenes-at-t...
Pages of sketchbook that shows stages of how I brought two observations of my bag together using various methods such as cropping and layering to create a finished textile design
The butterfly collector collects dreams in the foxgloves garden, she'll take your hand and plant pretty thoughts in your head.
Upcycled metal butterfly which was part of a necklace fixed to the head with craft wire and thread. Vintage lace and red cotton fabric. Embroidered face and hand-sewn fabric hair.
Available in my Etsy shop.
Work from Carleton Day Centre's Wednesday Art Group. A partnership project between Carlisle Day Services and Prism Arts. In this block of sessions we're exploring textiles and our theme is the Natural World. January-March 2017.