Textile printing

British textile and print designer Molly Mahon is on a mission to infuse our homes with colour. Using the traditional technique of block printing she speads joy and colour and has just collaborated with Boden

Welcome to the world of Indian wood block printing where textiles come to life thanks to this heritage-rich craft. The block printing process goes beyond pressing the block to the fabric. From carving each wooden block to preparing fabric, mixing dyes, and applying final touches, it is the sum of these tedious tasks that produces the gorgeous linens you bring into your home. #blockprintedtextiles #handprintedtextiles #artisanmade #handcrafted #blockprintinghistory

Have you ever wanted to design your own textile prints but are unsure where to start? Would you like to emerge into the world of textiles, creative processes and digital repeats? Digital Fabrics customer education courses and workshops are a great way for you to get the best out of our services. With our industry experts on hand we can teach you fundamental design methods and help you to design print and patterns for fashion, home-wares or any other project that you can imagine! LEARN MORE

A copy of the new boxed set V&A Pattern made its way across my desk, and I couldn’t resist. The Victoria and Albert Museum in London is one of the world’s great museums of design, and the book catalogs the patterns from the museum’s collection. This first boxed set is made up of four slim volumes each contains a CD of high resolution images that will provide sources of inspiration along the lines of décor, design, textile, pattern, tone — and of course, color.

I have a textile habit, largely enabled by Etsy, which involves battered packages arriving on my doorstep after lengthy journeys across the globe.

A post describing some basic techniques for stencil printing on fabric to achieve different kinds of printing effects.

Textile Design Portfolio | How to Build Your Textile Design Portfolio — Lauren Lesley Studio

How To Do Indian Block Printing On Fabric (plus History)

Swedish style is known not only for its clean lines but also for its bold fabric designs, both working so well in highlighting the other. Hi guys, this is Mel, and I'm back this month reporting live from Stockholm to introduce you to Ulrika Gyllstad, a textile designer here whose graphic patterns are created with nature and architecture as its muse and with a strong environmental conscience.

Hello, friends! Happy Friday! With every Friday comes a new Pinterest Feature from our amazing Pinterest Party! I hope you’ve linked up with us. Bev, Malia, Kara, and I love getting to feature one of you guys each week! Today’s fun feature is Lynda from Oh So Shabby! Lynda has 187 boards (whoa!!) and 2774 pins. ... Read More about Pinterest Feature Friday

Want to work in fashion? Try being a Textile Designer! It's a really fun job where you design the patterns and artwork that goes on fabric. You may have heard of other names for this role too, such as fabric designer, print designer, surface pattern designer, fashion textile designer, or others! There are a lot of names for it and I cover all of it! Learn everything you need to know to become a textile designer! Click now for the free guide 🙌 (Really! It's 100% free!!)

Repeat patterns for fabric