Europe's textiles industry faces heavy competition from other parts of the world, especially China. This video shows though that it's not all doom and gloom. (EC Production)
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Dur 30" / KS 3-5 / 2011 This resource looks at the different types of industrial finishes available and their applications. It explores the reasons for finishing, and when and why different processes might be used. It then goes on to look at how the range of finishes now available is creating ever more technical materials, enhancing the role of textiles in today's society. The DVD provides examples of a variety of chemical and physical finishes and their applications. Produced by Pumpkin Interactive www.pumpkin-interactive.co.uk
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Get a behind-the-scenes look at this history and creation of this dazzling textile—the only one of its kind in the world—made from the strands of silk from over one million of Madagascar's golden orb spiders. On view at the Art Institute of Chicago through October 2011.
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Wear next shows the journey that takes place for textiles from your recycling boxes or bring banks to the reprocessor and then ultimately back into new products.
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30mins/ KS 3/4 / 2009 Textiles make up 30 percent of landfill. This programme looks at how textile designers are meeting the challenge from government and consumers to reduce, reuse and recycle. The resource provides inspirational case studies showing how shoes are made from old tyres and seatbelts, bags are made from recycled airline seats and high fashion tailoring is created from second hand shop finds. Designers talk through the evolution of their ideas, the design and make process and discuss the future of industrial recycled textile design. This resource then visits a textile re-processing plant to looks at how jute sacks are reprocessed into fibres and then manufactured into needle punched, non-woven high performance technical textiles used in the construction industry. Endorsed by Edexcel for use with their GCSE in Design and Technology: Textiles Technology Endorsed by OCR for use with their GCSE in Design and Technology: Textiles Technology. Recommended by AQA in their resources list for both their GCSE and GCE D&T Textiles specifications. Produced by Pumpkin Interactive www.pumpkin-interactive.co.uk
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www.dickblick.com. Jacquard's inkjet printing products allow you to print directly onto cotton, silk and Extravorganza to create fun and exciting wearable or home decor pieces. The fabrics are backed with paper and go right into your Inkjet printer or copier. Print anything from photos to original art work. These products and many others can be purchased at www.dickblick.com.
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Lancashire, UK used to supply 40% of the world's cotton fabric. Today, Joe McBride is trying to keep his textile mill alive despite a changed horizon. Read the full Etsy blog post. etsy.me
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The Textiles Program at California College of the Arts provides students with an education about technical, material, and conceptual issues related to the field. Through an integrated art, craft, and design curriculum, students engage in creative practice and critical dialogue that addresses historical and contemporary issues alike.
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The initiative to set a new fashion trend by two African business advisors, Dr. Silke Jurkowitsch and Mag. Alexander Sarlay, started in 2007 about African Fashion Textiles (also known as African prints, Wax, Hollandaise, Ankara or Fancy) and crystals (also known as rhinestones or Strass) with an extensive field research in Africa and Europe. With esprit, passion, creativity and knowledge they developed and realized with a guerrilla marketing strategy, their vision of "Crystallizing African Textiles". The first official presentation in Africa was already a big success: 2009 four "Crystallizing African Textiles" were given as a gift to President Obama and his wife Michelle when they visited Ghana. From that moment on, the trend "Crystallizing African Textiles" conquered in less than 2 years African Fashion all around the world. Video by Silke Jurkowitsch, 2011
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Aviation safety is a worldwide concern. European researchers want to prevent further catastrophes with the help of textiles tested in explosive ways. At a British research centre experiments are being conducted into the effects of bomb blasts. Researchers have developed a textile container designed to prevent the effects of small bombs hidden inside luggage which is then carried in aircraft cargo holds. ... www.euronews.net
Fall in love with Gilda Baron's textile landscapes, be captivated by her use of floral colour, texture, paint and stitch. Here you can catch a sneaky peek of the 10 Chapter workshop DVD, led by the world- renowned textile artist Gilda Baron. In this DVD workshop Gilda shares with you the secrets behind creating atmospheric textile paintings using silk paints, fabric fabrics, hand felting, printing and stitching. Today in this clip Gilda shows you how to create a wonderful printed fabric background, the first stages to creating your own textile landscape. To buy this "At Home" workshop on DVD, go to the Colouricious Shop at tinyurl.com
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see more at tinyurl.com Textile artist Marilyn Pipe shares with you here secrets to creating wonderful textile surfaces with new creative textile ideas for you. This clip is taken from Inspired Textile Techniques, a 10 chapter workshop DVD created by Colouricious. Using sumptuous sari silks and shimmering sheers, illusive Tyvek and hand embellishing, Inspired Textile Techniques will give you new ideas to explore in your own work.
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An insight into what we do at Publisher Textiles. This video gives you an understanding of how timely the process of hand screen printing is. This particular design Botanica was done by Mark Cawood; it is a four colour print based on a poinsettia plant. This fabric is printed in-house in our Factory in Leichhardt, Sydney..Enjoy! www.publishertextiles.com.au
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Hi my name's Rebecca Harris and I am a textile artist based in Cornwall, UK. This is a video from the FREE TASTER SESSION which forms part of the 'Creative Textiles - looking at paintings for inspiration' online course available soon on my website - www.bexharris.co.uk. The video shows the effects you can try on Photoshop to inspire creative textile work. thanks for looking and enjoy x
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Artisans in Rajasthan create textiles using the ancient art of hand-blocking.
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We present an electronic game of tag that uses proximity sensing and lumalive displays on garments. In our game, each player is a location-tagged universal resource indicator (uri). the uris, one chaser and two target players, wear touch-sensitive lumalive display shirts. The goal of the game is for the chaser to capture a token displayed on one of the lumalive shirts, by pressing a touch sensor located on the shirt. When the chaser is in close proximity to the token player, the token jumps to the shirt of the second closest player, making this children's game more challenging for adults. Our system demonstrates the use of interactive e-textiles to remove the technological barrier between contact and proximity in the real world, and the seamless representation of gaming information from the virtual world in the real world.
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How I hand make custom high end textile and silk patterns and designs, then use them in pillows, throws and scarves. Resulting products make great unique accent pieces for interior designers, home furnishers and architects. This ancient art is supplemented by some modern tricks, but not too many. I make my own screens from home made negatives using images I have collected for many, many years. We are still in Milwaukee where my grandfather started the business a long time ago.
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The United States is the biggest apparel market in the world, while its manufacturing remains fairly modest in size. Jack W. Plunkett discusses why, as well as the size of the market, the big players in the manufacturing business and industry trends in the retailing sector. As always, visit us at: www.facebook.com twitter.com and at www.plunkettresearch.com
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This is a demonstration of the permaboss NGL50 textile bridge laser etching micro fleece, polar fleece. You simply take the vector file or in this case the the jpg and tell the laser that white is O and black is deep and the laser automatically adjusts and etches or engraves the material. In this case the effect is cool becuase the fluff of the fleece is removed and the body parts (face, legs and arms) remain to create a 3D image in the micro fleece!
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Lindsay found another place in Southern California that will literally take your breath away when you see the deals. Dahdoul Textiles is a wholesaler that is now selling to the public. They carry an unbelievable selection of comforters, bedding, rugs, even clothing and perfume. You'll save up to 75% off the retail prices at stores in the malls. They carry fully licensed Disney and NFL comforter and bedding sets at prices lower than even the discount stores we have visited. They are very easy to find... they're off the I-5 freeway in Commerce at the Bandini and Garfield exit. Located at 7200 Bandini Blvd. Call them at (323) 837-1030. Click here for a map to their location: www.BestDealsTVshow.com
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The Miao are one of several ethnic minorities living in the subtropical mountainous areas of southwestern China. Different groups include the Dong, Yi, Yao, Shui, Bouyi, Li, Gejia, and Bai among many others. For thousands of years, these migrating peoples have developed rich, cultural traditions and they are increasingly being recognized for their extraordinary handcrafted textiles and silver jewelry. It is the area of costume where mythology, technical skill, and cultural identity coalesce in vivid aesthetic expression. Until recently, most of these remote, ethnic villages were relatively isolated from the majority Han Chinese population. Chinas rapid modernization, however, has penetrated even the minority districts of Guizhou, Yunnan, Guangxi, and Guangdong provinces. The resultant economic, educational, and social changes have already begun to erode the look and use of traditional festive costumes worn by the Miao and other ethnic groups. In 1988, the Minneapolis Institute of Arts purchased eleven Miao textiles primarily as a point of contrast with the exceptional collection of Qing dynasty imperial silks owned by the museum. Since that time, the ethnic minority collections have grown to over 1400 textiles and nearly 500 pieces of silver jewelry. Datable primarily to the late 20th century, these works were all added through the generosity of private patrons who provided substantial gifts of funds for purchases, as well as dedicated collectors who donated their private <b>...</b>
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100 mins/ KS 3/4 /2008 New technology and cutting edge processes are combining with traditional textiles to create a new generation of smarter and more technical products than ever before. Filmed with some of the worlds most innovative textile companies, this programme explores the properties, characteristics and functions of these new materials and shows how they are being used to revolutionise the world around us. The DVD shows how textiles will play a role in the next generation of planes, cars, new medical procedures and astronauts clothing. Interactive features also enable students to understand more about the science behind these innovative textiles. This DVD contains careers advice and information as well as comprehensive teaching activities and power point lesson plans linking the video material to both the design technology and the science curriculum. Endorsed by Edexcel for use with the Edexcel GCSE in Design and Technology: Textiles Technology. Recommended by AQA in their resources list for both their GCSE and GCE D&T Textiles specifications. Produced by Pumpkin Interactive www.pumpkin-interactive.co.uk
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View "KnollTextiles Behind the Scenes" to learn about the: * Exhibition at the Bard Graduate Center * Design & Weaving Process * Inside Scoop from our Designers
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Ever wondered what happens to your textiles when they are recycled? This video from BCR Global Textiles provides a fascinating insight into the textile recycling process from start to finish.
Join The Quilt Show as it shares a preview of "Full-Spectrum" Natural Fibers, Quilts & the Textile Arts. Jack Braunstein has put together this wonderful exhibit at the Binghamton University Art Museum in New York. This show features an eclectic mix of quilt and textile artists. Exhibits include "The Evolution of Natural Fibers," "Vibrations: Color Resonance in Antique Quilts, 1860-1940," and a "Contemporary Quilt Show." Full-Spectrum runs from September 10 - December 5, 2009. Admission is free and there is a free cell phone audio tour. For more information, please visit www.thequiltshow.com or www.artmuseum.binghamton.edu.
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To read about the Neoflex and it's advantages in the dtg printing and solvent printing industry, please go to www.neoflexprinter.com All American's convertible textile/solvent digital printer is truly the best of both worlds. Expand your reach to numerous markets with one machine. Largest printable area of any printer in its class - 17W x 42L x 3H inches Ideal for oversize prints, large and small runs. The Neoflex direct to garment textile printer can produce over 60 white shirts per hour and 20-30 dark shirts on average. With the Neosol solvent printing option, you can print as many items as you can place on the bed, with high resolution and photorealistic images. Your art will be no longer limited by your printing method. The Neoflex is the best in its class in the dtg printing and solvent printing industry.
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CAD/CAM is transforming the modern world of textile design and manufacturing. This resource looks at four areas of the UK textile industry where cutting edge technology is being used: Digital Printing, Embroidery, Knitting and Laser cutting. For each case study the programme shows how CAD/CAM is used at different stages of the production process. Designers explain how they work in function of new technologies and manufacturers illustrate how they use CAD/CAM and the benefits it brings to their business.
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Cousin Trestec vous explique comment réaliser vous même vos manille textiles ou erse à bouton. Les manilles textiles remplacent avantageusement les manilles en inox, elles sont facilement démanillables, ne se corrodent pas, sont très résistantes si elles sont réalisées en Dyneema ou en Spectra. Vous pouvez aussi aller consulter notre page sur les manilles textiles : www.yachting-cousin.com
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Film by Thorolf Lipp that shows traditional indigo dying and textile design amongst the Yoruba in Oshogba, Nigeria. Award: „Best Film" in the category: „Material Culture" 6th. International Festival of Ethnographic Film of the British Anthropological Society (RAI, Canterbury 1996) Download film in English: www.onlinefilm.org Download Film in German: www.onlinefilm.org Filmmaker: www.thorolf-lipp.de
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