The People’s Print, DIY Couture & BeFabBeCreative Collaborate with You!

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The People’s Print amazing FREE downloadable tutorial available here.
STG members and associates at the amazing and totally original DIY Couture and the trailblazing create-open-source-digital-textiles-like-no-other platform The People’s Print are giving YOU the opportunity to design the fabrics for the DIY Couture SS13 Collection!
Not only is this a great design opportunity but with all the contacts between DIY Couture+The People’s Print (and the Great British digital printers BeFabBeCreative), if you win, who knows where you might go!
All you need is collage papers, scissors, a mobile phone and your FREE trial copy of Adobe Photoshop (if you don’t have Photoshop already) and in Ten Easy Steps you’ll learn how to create a stunning repeat pattern.
For full details go here.
The People’s Print FREE downloadable tutorial available here!

 

CRAFT AND NEUROLOGICAL EFFECTS – What are the Implications of Craft and Neurological Affect for 2113?

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What are the implications of craft and neurological affect for 2113?
 
 

This  Saturday’s STG seminar theme for Research, Skills Development and Discussion all focussed on textiles. 

Details and booking   here.

STG Members Ready for Christopher Kane AW2013!

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 Thank you to our fab Roger Vivier couture tutor, Eline le Callennec,  for teaching Saturday’s workshop in how to create Christopher Kane’s catwalk look for Autumn/Fall/Winter 2013 with couture couching and more.
As always, we’re ahead of the game with our Skills Development Training and uber-talented members and tutors! Next date for Skills Development Training is August 3rd 2013 for Mountmellick Embroidery White on White with Zoe Powell.
Book early to avoid disappointment!
 
 
 

SURFACE Show at Chelsea FutureSpace

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Rose, silk, detail, Emma Neuberg, 2012.
We’re delighted to announce that silk triptychs created by STG founder, Emma Neuberg, whilst Artist in Residence (AA2A) at Chelsea College of Art & Design, London, are selected for an exciting new exhibition exploring surface, texture, semiotics and meaning taking place February 13th to April 14th 2013 at Chelsea FutureSpace.
The show represents an introduction to the study of surface as texture and skin to interpret and express the liminal space between internal and external worlds.  Other artists in the show include Sanghyun Kim and Kangwook Lee.
Awake, Sanghyun Kim, 2012.

 

Kangwook Lee, 2012.

MEET US AT LONDON PRINTWORKS TRUST

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Pat Albeck, Counter Feat, London Printworks Trust, 2011.
We’re delighted to announce that TSTG joins the iconic London Printworks Trust for the
Slow Design School Stitch & Book Club this weekend!
Our Slow Design School students follow in the footsteps of Great British designers such as Pat Albeck, Holly Fulton, Jonathan Saunders, Eley Kishimoto and Zandra Rhodes who have all worked with London Printworks Trust to develop their stunning textile collections!
Each of those designer’s work is so diverse, and many others’ who have worked with LPT,  yet all display a mix of lyricism, wit and energy that is quintessentially British. That’s what makes them so timeless, iconic and desirable!
The London Printworks Trust is synonymous with nurturing and promoting these qualities so it is with great excitement and honour that TSTG has their first Practice+Theory event there this Saturday!
There’s no advert for this event as it’s exclusive to the Slow Design School Programme however, we’ll be putting some pics on Twitter for you to enjoy!
Holly Fulton, Counter Feat, London Printworks Trust, 2011.
Jonathan Saunders, Counter Feat,  2011.
             Eley Kishimoto, Counter Feat, London Printworks Trust, 2011.
Zandra Rhodes, Counter Feat, London Printworks Trust, 2011.