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Film User synopsis: In showing how the use of Fordson agricultural machinery from Britain is increasing in Paraguay and Chile, this gives a brief but concise description of the agricultural and physical...
Images from the Design Council Slide Collection illustrating the main trends in British textile design from 1953 to 1972, featuring fabrics by many of the young designers who emerged during the period....
Based on a 1996 exhibition held at the Oldham Art Gallery Computerised machine embroidery is mainly used for the mass production of embroidery on clothing and household textiles. This programme explores the...
Based on an exhibition held in 1996 at the ETN Conference, Manchester, this pack explores the boundaries between basketry and textiles, and identifies new potential in fibre artistry. Many of the works...
Looks at the development of damask weaving in the north-east of Scotland with examples of patterns to be found in tablecloths and napkins. Also a demonstration by one of the surviving hand weavers of...
How do you create the most eco-friendly surf-wear brand in the world? This DVD follows two designers from their HQ in Cornwall to fabric suppliers in Japan and manufacturers in Portugal. On the way they...
This resource looks at the impact of new technology on the global fashion and textile industry. A top fashion design house shows how ICT, CAD and CAM has revolutionised the way they communicate with their...
NoS synopsis: The textile manufacturing town of Galashiels plays host to overseas students of textile technology.
Support video in six parts for the A216 course: 1) Architecture: how an architectural style (antique classical) can be read both as a system and as capable of carrying meanings; 2) Understanding Painting and...
The "Nobel Textiles" film series show a journey whose origins are scientific discoveries and whose destination is design. In this project, based at Central St Martin’s College Art and sponsored by the MRC,...
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