#textildesign

[kostyantinmalginov]

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[oldbooksarchive]

Grammar of textile design (1906)

[floral-art-prints]

Flowered Textile Design, possibly by William Kilburn (1745-1818) by English School (colour lithograph)

[nickinewellart]

Daydream. Watercolor and embroidery thread on linen.

[ninjonnyuszi]

Happy Star Wars Month!

🖤Darth Nihilus❤ fabric painting from 2024. 🌟

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[cemadesigns]

Britain On the Wild Side! Exhibiting at the Kirkleatham Museum in Redcar. Here are my prints as lengths and embroidered art pieces.

[the-first-man-is-a-cat]

Paj Ntaub Wall Hanging, c. 1981-1998

[intomore]

Josef Albers photograph of Anni Albers in Europe, 1930–33. 

Trained at the Bauhaus in Germany, Albers was appointed acting director of the weaving workshop following her graduation and went on to become one of the leading textile artists of the twentieth century during her nearly seventy–five–year career. In 1933 the Bauhaus closed under pressure from the Nazis, and Albers fled to the United States with her husband, the artist Josef Albers, to join the faculty at Black Mountain College in North Carolina. At the college, Albers carried on aspects of the Bauhaus’s interdisciplinary approach, attracting guest artists, including Cage, to teach.

Albers created Tapestry at Black Mountain. It comprises a handwoven checkerboard pattern that subtly transitions from dark to light, reflecting a strong figure–ground relationship inspired by both ancient art of the Americas and modernist abstraction. Throughout her life, Albers introduced unconventional materials—raffia, corn, grass, and even cellophane— into her compositions, helping to advance weaving as an artistic form.

Words: MoMa

© The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2018.

[allinone283]

I finished knitting a Lebowski sweater, please congratulate me! I tried very hard, redoing many details many times. like it if it's interesting

[beacreates]

The Easter kitties were finished at the very last minute, and there wasn’t enough of the off-white fleece for the black one, so I chose this mint green fabric instead — it’s at least 20 years old (my mom used to sew things for my little brother from it).

The main thing is, everyone was super happy!”

[boo0beetle]

SpongeBob embroidery

[kostyantinmalginov]

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[giuliaart]

My first #threadpainting project! I realized this piece one year ago 😊

[mon-nid]

Camille Graeser · Untitled (sketch for textile design). 1953 · · Indian ink and pencil on paper.

[nickinewellart]

This is one of the first wee mixed media embroideries I ever made, and one of the first pieces I ever sold in my Etsy shop back in the day. I still love this piece❤️

[ninjonnyuszi]

Happy Star Wars Month!

🖤Darth Nihilus❤ fabric painting from 2024. 🌟 On YouTube: https://youtu.be/sle8pD4bEzc

You can support me on 🧡PATREON🧡 & ☕KO-FI☕

My online shops: 🔴REDBUBBLE🔴 & ⚫ZAZZLE⚫

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