Here are the latest two weaving experiments. They measure about 6″ x 11″. Five more are in the works and will be shared on Monday. Have a great weekend!
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Here are the latest two weaving experiments. They measure about 6″ x 11″. Five more are in the works and will be shared on Monday. Have a great weekend!
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I love, love the Wasara paper dinnerware collection and finally got a bit of time to add some threads to it.
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I have huge love for Sheila Hicks and after seeing her show decided to make my own mini weavings. The materials include handmade printed and twisted yarn, natural fibers and rubber. There will be a total of 10 and may be available on Etsy someday. I was thinking they would be nice framed… we’ll see.
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I frequently feel like prints are applied to clothing rather than integrated into the silhouette. Peter Pilotto hit a perfect balance. Wouldn’t you agree? The photographs are by Garance Doré, please click here to see more on her blog.
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Repeat After Me is the new e-book by the talented Portland, Oregon duo Claudia Brown and Jessie Whipple Vickery of Pattern People. If you are looking to learn how to create pattern repeats in Illustrator and Photoshop this is for you. This is the second e-book by Pattern People. The first was Pattern Design and Beyond which led designers through the ins and out’s of how to turn your love for patterns into a functional business. It’s an insightful and exceptional resource that takes the mystery of the business.
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Carole Collet created the textile futures course at Central Saint Martins School, London. Two exhibits—one in London and another during Milan Design Week iin April—celebrated its 10th anniversary. I saw the exhibit in Milan and was taken by the delicately crafted pieces that evoked another world—a universe where science and haute couture dance and smooch. In addition, the exhibition was touchable! Textiles (in my opinion) ache to be touched but at the Milan Design Week, the “do not touch, sit, or even think about such things” was ubiquitous. So to be able to touch these beauties was a rare treat. Many thanks to the designers for letting all of our grubby fingers dirty up your designs!
Hear! Hear! To 10 years of more innovative, smart, touchable designs.
jotta | Textile Futures 2011 from jotta on Vimeo.
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