Designing & Printing Textiles
By (Author) June Fish
The Crowood Press Ltd
The Crowood Press Ltd
25th July 2005
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Handicrafts, decorative arts and crafts
746.6
160
Width 215mm, Height 260mm
Designing and Printing Textiles follows the creative process of designing patterns from the beginning, when sourcing ideas, through to the final production of high-quality designs and textiles. The book provides ideas and practical information easily accessible to textile students and designers, but also for people new this area. Advice on generating ideas and expressing them visually A cultural and historical background to surface pattern design Pattern structures and other design components Tips on assessing a potential market Experimental ways of working from paper onto fabric Practical information on fabrics, recipes, equipment and techniques fro dyeing and printing Ideas for future developments in textiles AUTHOR: June Fish is currently the Senior Dye Technician at Central St Martins College of Art and Design, and is responsible for the instruction of fabric printing and dyeing techniques for undergraduate and postgraduate students. June has also worked as a freelance textile designer for the fashion print market. She now produces one-off dyed and printed canvases for commission. colour throughout
Designing and Printing Textiles offers an overview of the researching, designing, and textile-making process. Lavishly illustrated and accessibly written, it's packed with invaluable information for textile students, designers, and craftworkers.
June Fish is currently the Senior Dye Technician at Central St Martins College of Art and Design, and is responsible for the instruction of fabric printing and dyeing techniques for undergraduate and postgraduate students. June has also worked as a freelance textile designer for the fashion print market. She now produces one-off dyed and printed canvases for commission.