Smart Textiles Design Lab Blog at The Swedish School of Textiles

Dreaming vase
Irreversibel Dynamic Textile Patterns
Textile + Glass
YOUR BALANCE
Sound Lab
Pattern Lab
Involving the Machines
Suicidal Teapot
Chair of Paradise
A textile underwater garden
Repetition
rhythm exercise_13in1
Existential design – The 'dark side' of design-thinking
NeoCraft - Craft and Smart Textiles
Recurring Patterns
DEMONSTRATING COLOR TRANSITIONS OF LEUCO DYE-BASED THERMOCHROMIC INKS AS A TEACHING APPROACH IN TEXTILE AND FASHION DESIGN

Will be presented by Marjan Kooroshnia at Nordes 2013/ 9th to 12th of Jun 2013 ABSTRACT: Although there are a lot of interest concerning the use of leuco dye-based thermochromic inks in Textile and Fashion Design, there is still a lack of teaching approach to help students arrive at a better understanding of the color [...]

Dreaming vase
Dreaming vase

Dreaming vase is an object exemplifying my practice-based research project aiming to explore the creative design potential of photoluminescent pigment  in textile printing. The object is a two layer glass vase, inlaid with a printed surface-pattern that creates a two phase pattern; a pattern that can demonstrate an identical form at daylight as well as [...]

Riikka Saarela

Master student The Swedish School of Textiles Contact: s124898 [ ] student.hb.se

the Smart Textiles Salon 2013
 the Smart Textiles Salon 2013

The 3rd Smart Textiles Salon will take place in Ghent, Belgium on 3 –6 June, 2013. The programme of the Salon consists of two parts. The first part includes lectures and a few workshops where the participants will make their own smart textile products. It is important to note that designer Evelyn Lebis, MA-graduate from Swedish School of Textiles [...]

Irreversibel Dynamic Textile Patterns
Irreversibel Dynamic Textile Patterns

Colors to be crafted in the Finnish Arkipelag summer 2013   Textile expressions are traditionally crafted and produced to keep a given expression during their life cycle; a floral pattern is supposed to keep its flowers. However, things are changing. In my thesis work Designing Dynamic Textile Patterns the making of textile patterns and expressions [...]

Tatiana Krupinina
Tatiana Krupinina

MA-graduate from the Swedish School of Textiles 2013. I am interested in national identities as a base for developing smart textiles. I learn traditional embroidering techniques in order to combine them with new materials and create a new aesthetics for smart textiles.