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An employee works at a textile plant in Liaocheng, Shandong province in this picture taken March 26, 2008. China's textile and garment exports in February dropped 32.9 percent from the previous month, largely due to weakening U.S. and European demand and the severe winter storms, customs authorities said, Xinhua News Agency reported. Picture taken March 26, 2008. REUTERS/China Daily (CHINA). CHINA OUT. NO COMMERCIAL OR EDITORIAL SALES IN CHINA.

Design NOT owned by me. For sampling purposes ONLY.

Some fancy-schmancy fabrics I splurged on at a 50% off sale. These are just begging to be made into pillows, or curtains, or borders, or table runners, or something!

Felting technic & Fabric

These are my initial designs for my A2 textiles project from my sketchbook. Here I was looking further into the idea of laser cutting a sheer fabric to layer onto my base fabrics. The middle design was the design which strongly inspired my final design.

Dimensions: 16.5 x 11.7 in

  

Paper dress constructed by our AS Textile Students using recycled papers during one lesson as a starter for their exam unit themes

Textiles Project. Brief: Memory and Surface.

Batik and Machine embroidery.

A3 Sketchbook. January 2014

Textile art by Kirsten Aune, Duluth, Minnesota.

This is some research, development and two final pieces I created whilst in a textiles rotation. The heading was shapes of the city so I extrapolated the triangular shape from photographs I had taken from Edinburgh city centre and used them as the basis for the design.

Large cashmere and silk throw from India. Beautiful olive green and red paisley pattern throughout.

 

$470

Samples so far for my degree.

  

Visits to a textile museum and the workshop of the Quito School woodworkers in San Antonio de Ibarra, Ecuador.

Textile wallpaper series.

Design NOT owned by me. For sampling purposes ONLY.

Productos artesanales en arte textil Peruano con materiales como Alpaca y Lana de Oveja

Large cashmere and silk throw from India. Beautiful olive green and red paisley pattern throughout.

 

$470

Textiles: Mono-printing to create movement.

TEXTILES AND TECH — Extension agents, program assistants and family and consumer sciences teachers gather to learn about using STEM — science, technology, engineering and math — in textiles projects. (Division of Agriculture photo.)

A tetra-pak shaped beauty box

Probably for wedding, Textile Museum of Canada www.textilemuseum.ca/

© Jen Buley, 2008

 

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