Intro to fashion technology w5 crafting & manufacturing
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This document provides an overview of various crafting and manufacturing techniques used in the textile and fashion industries. It discusses weaving methods like floor looms, table looms, and cricket looms. It also covers other crafts such as knitting, crochet, quilting, embroidery, and screen printing. The document then describes the industrial textile manufacturing process from fiber production to yarn spinning, weaving, knitting and wet processing. It also discusses garment manufacturing techniques like cutting, sewing and pattern making. Finally, it proposes some final project ideas for students to continue exploring craft and manufacturing methods.
Intro to fashion technology w5 crafting & manufacturing
- 1. From Crafting to Manufacturing
- 3. Making-of the CHANEL Fall-Winter 2014/15 Haute Couture Collection
- 4. Making-of the CHANEL Fall-Winter 2014/15 Haute Couture Collection
- 5. Making-of the CHANEL Fall-Winter 2014/15 Haute Couture Collection
- 7. Weaving
- 10. Looms
- 11. Floor Loom
- 12. Floor Loom
- 13. Table Loom
- 14. Cricket Loom We have it!
- 15. Tapestry Loom
- 16. Jacquard Loom
- 17. Tapestry Weaving
- 19. Create Your Warp Make a loop knot Wrap it down to bottom Finish with another loop knot
- 20. Create Tassels
- 21. Plain Weaving
- 22. Using a Shed Stick
- 23. Rya Knot
- 24. Soumak Stitch
- 26. Cricket Loom
- 27. WARPING THE LOOM
- 28. Warp the loom
- 32. Doti Pamela Liou
- 33. Knitting
- 39. E-Textile Knits
- 41. Crochet
- 43. Quilting
- 45. Embroidery
- 46. Screen Printing
- 47. Screen Printing
- 48. Screen Printing Station Design from 1960
- 49. My Heart on My Dress Jingwen Zhu
- 50. Screen Printing Process Wash away photo emulsion 1 Screen for 1 Color Press the ink through the screen
- 52. Dye
- 54. Shibori (Japanese Tie Dye)
- 56. Manufacturing
- 59. Fibre Spinning Weaving Knitting Wet Processing Garment Manufacturing Yarn Fabric None Woven Fabric Garment
- 60. Tek-Tiles // Shima Seiki knitting machine
- 63. Cut & Sew Process
- 65. Tech Pack
- 70. Is it crafting?
- 73. Acid Etching
- 74. Milling
- 75. SMD Soldering Hot Air Gun Re鍖ow Oven
- 76. Ordering Components Digikey Mouser
- 77. Ordering PCB OSH Park (expensive, slow) Seed Studio (cheap, fast but shipping takes time)
- 78. PCB Assembly Providing 鍖les: BOM, centroids, gerber 鍖les MPN (Manufacture part numbers)
- 79. Final Project
- 80. Option 1: continue working on your Sense/Expression project Option 2: a new project, examples: - Textile samples - Wearables - Interactive fashion (no-electronics) - Material research Assignment for this week: Final project ideation and prototyping. Please post sketches and prototypes onto your blog.