TSTG Members Ready for Christopher Kane AW2013!

Congratulations TSTG members and associates who attended Saturday's workshop and learnt how to create Christopher Kane's catwalk look for Autumn/Fall/Winter 2013 with elaborate couture couching, among several other Couture Embellishment Techniques.

As always, we're ahead of the game with our portfolio of Skills Development Training and uber-talented members and tutors! Our next date for open access Skills Development Training is August 3rd 2013 for stunning  Mountmellick Embroidery with Zoe Powell.  Book early to avoid disappointment!  

Our Paris and London trained tutors don't grow on trees!

Fast Fashion Impacts and Timeless Textiles in One Afternoon!

Our next ground-breaking lecture combines an overview of the negative environmental impacts of fast fashion coupled with a timeless couture sewing class from Alexander McQueen and Mary Katrantzou embroiderer, Eline Le Callennec; plus, much more in the way of sustainable textile design methodologies, analysis and discussion!

Takes place in Slow Studio on December 1st at 2pm. Go to  WOW Events  for details or FAST TRACK BOOKING!

Eline Le Callennec.

Postmodernism (Digital) Style and Subversion

Jean-Paul Goude styles Grace Jones, front over of PHOTO, France, c.1981.

Slow Textiles and Make It Digital join forces to create 
The People's Print
and we aredelighted to announce that as such we will be attending the Postmodernism ball in celebration of our latest textile design course at the V&A, London.

What Are You Making?

At the Slow Textiles group we believe in making conscious.

This is why we craft media. 

You can make for 5 years as an 'emerging talent' design graduate; 

you can make for 10 years if you find the space and money;

you can make for 20 years if your vision has roots; 

you can make for a lifetime if you need it to live. 

This is where making conscious comes in. 

How deep is your conscious? How far can you see? 

How much further do you need to see? 

How much further do you want to see?

It is this focal length that keeps the Slow Textiles group making.

If you're interested to learn more,

please join us for a FREE workshop at the 

Slow Design School, London, 4:30pm on November 12th 2011. 

Click red circle 'Slow Design School', top right, to attend.

Flash View! New Work for Animated Textiles

Repetitive Triangles II,
Emma Neuberg, 
animated silkscreen print and plastic on paper, 
2011.


Emma Neuberg develops ideas for the next Slow Textiles workshop (taking place at the V&A in September and October). These mark an experimental phase inspired by bringing Italian design house, Memphis, into the digital age.


The initial objective is to bring slow hand processes together with digital crafting for online dissemination and 'new' meaning.


Repetitive Triangles II builds upon old textile 're-animations' that Emma created during the V&A Quilts exhibition last year:

Inheritance I,

Emma Neuberg, 

re-animated rayon, 

2010.