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This embroidered panel is padded and may have been part of a baby carrier. Origin is not known to me
Embroidered textiles like this are now being sold in many shops and markets in Oaxaca and Chiapas Mexico. The fabric is handwoven and then embroidered by machine. Though most buyers probably believe these cloths were made in Mexico, they are produced in neighboring Guatemala.
Commissioned piece.
I was asked to make this by a friend. The background is fabric and she wants to make the piece into a handbag! Not really sure whether it will be robust enough for handbag usage.
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Hudson Holdings has purchased the historic Textile Building and plans to invest $70 million in a renovation.
One of my contributions to the Adhesion exhibition currently on show at the Weaver's Gallery, Ledbury, Herefordshire.
I bought this woven belt last year but have no idea where it was made. It looks Latin American to me. If anyone does know where this was made, please let me know. Many thanks
Nice detail of textile that i took from famous traditional textile shop. It gave me wonderful result that I didn't expect. Enjoy!
The outtake for my weekly theme 'Unnatural' in my 365 group.
Captured with a Fuji X100's using a macro lens converter, processed in Aperture with a selfmade preset.
Work in progress of textile art piece featuring samples of plant-dyed (Crocosmia and Birch bark) silk, linen, cotton and velvet with embroidered flowers. Blogged: www.julieshackson.com/1/post/2010/11/sunshine-yellow-and-...
A live Textile Cone Shell (Conus textile) hunts on coral sand. Cod Hole, Ribbon Reef #10, Great Barrier Reef