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Category Archives: woven
Textile Book Club: Matilda McQuaid
Sometimes books change the way you think about your craft. I thought I’d start highlighting some books and exhibition catalogs that reset the way I thought about the potentiality of textiles, or re-opened doors I hadn’t considered for some time. … Continue reading
Posted in 3d textile, Architecture, armor, book, clothing, design, engineering, felt, Gloves, knit, NASA, protection, Space Suits, structure, Textiles, woven
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Stormy Kromer
Living in Michigan necessitates an ample collection of headgear choices. Winters can go from mild to face freezing in a matter of hours, and inversely, what works in the winter may boil your head in the fall and spring. For … Continue reading
Ngrams for the Textile Nerds.
Here for your amusement and conversation are some Textile related Google Book Ngrams. Discuss.
Posted in Art, craft, design, information, knit, pattern, Textiles, woven
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Felt, Intersecting
I was reminded of Pauline Verbeek-Cowart‘s Felt Lace X-Change yesterday when I checked in on the Cooper Hewitt Design Blog. I first encountered this fabric years ago when visiting Bethanne Knudson at the Oriole Mill to see what was going … Continue reading
Posted in 3d textile, clothing, felt, structure, woven
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