Mixed medium. Manufactured (felted) wool tapestry. Hand stitched, embroidered & applique. Border frame textile paints. Brown was born in Harlem, New York City in 1939. He began drawing and painting by the age of five years old. Both of his parents worked in fibers and textiles at home.
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Based in the midlands, 'Both' is a collaborative and creative design partnership between Ruth Waller and Lee Hewett, which thrives on a vibrant exchange of ideas from a multi-disciplinary perspective. The principle aim of 'Both' is to design, develop and manufacture innovative and functional 'textile based' products for the interior and fashion markets. As a company we are concerned with the investigation of structure, complexity and texture within constructed textiles and the modern interior. We aim to go beyond surface pattern to explore the three dimensional and structural potential of fabric, through the use of a range of innovative design and production processes.
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Angela O Kellys wearable art crosses boundaries between sculpture, jewellery and textiles. She combines paper with fabric, felt, metal, cord, recycled plastic and semi-precious stones using a variety of textile and jewellery techniques. She produces two ranges: large sculptural wearable art pieces, and a range of smaller neckpieces, brooches and bangles. Inspiration derives from a fascination with simple shapes, textures and repetition. It is taken from observing colour and texture in landscapes, boglands, rock formations and sea life. She exhibits in galleries across Europe and America.
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Textile artist Sarah Cambell works with hand dyed felt to makes lampshades and cushions with cut out motifs and emboidery. Lots of gorgeous colour swatches to choose from. Priced between £55 and £80.
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Lene Frantzen is educated as an Art Designer in textiles from the Art and Design Academy. The items are designed by Lene Frantzen. Her unique technique, developed over the last 20 years, makes Lenes textile art work quite exceptional. Eva Helene Rasmussen is educated in shipping, marketing and business management. More than 15 years of experience and extensive networking makes Eva highly qualified to manage customer care and business arrangements.
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I will be making more of these and listing them on my Etsy shop pretty soon. I have so much fun making these little key rings but it takes a while to make them, they are little but time consuming. I have been sketching some other fun designs but in the meantime if you have not seen how I make these key rings take a look at my tutorial. There I show how to make one of these. Link.
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Fernando and Humberto Campana design year: 2003 manufacturer: Estudio Campana, Brazil materials: felt, textiles, synthetics rolled into concentric rings on welded iron structure A small edition of these chairs is produced by the Campana studio each year. Each chair is numbered.
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Fernando and Humberto Campana design year: 2003 manufacturer: Estudio Campana, Brazil materials: felt, textiles, synthetics rolled into concentric rings on welded iron structure notes: A small number of these chairs is produced each year by the Campana brothers' studio. Each chair is numbered.
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Sushi III chair designer: Fernando and Humberto Campana. design year: 2002 manufacturer: Estudio Campana, Brazil materials: felt, textiles, synthetics rolled into concentric rings on welded iron structure A small number of these chairs is produced by the Campana brothers' studio each year. Each chair is numbered.
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Chloe Scrivener has been working in the Millinery industry for ten years. Chloe's latest collection includes hats, head bands, hair accessories and brooches. These have been hand developed using unique designs in felt, as well as incorporating vintage buttons and hand printed fabrics.
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Mary-Ann Williams, born 1965 in Cape Town, South Africa, studied Design in Cape Town and Germany and decided to stay in Germany because of Apartheid. In 1984 she started using felts (felting) for fashion and hats. After starting with her own fashion and hats collection she later specialized in the development of textile products in the HIGH END section of interior design. She creates home accessories, bowls, lights, table accessories, kitchen accessories, living accessories, greeting cards, bags, carpets, hats and fashion and she is advising in interior design solutions. Her innovative designs find international interest. Her most recognized designs are the Flokati felt carpets which she invented.
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Mary-Ann Williams, born 1965 in Cape Town, South Africa, studied Design in Cape Town and Germany and decided to stay in Germany because of Apartheid. In 1984 she started using felts (felting) for fashion and hats. After starting with her own fashion and hats collection she later specialized in the development of textile products in the HIGH END section of interior design. She creates home accessories, bowls, lights, table accessories, kitchen accessories, living accessories, greeting cards, bags, carpets, hats and fashion and she is advising in interior design solutions. Her innovative designs find international interest. Her most recognized designs are the Flokati felt carpets which she invented.
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SLICE is a series of cushions, pads and place mats made from felt, using a specially developed technique.SOFA SLICE is a felt cushion resembling a stone or a granite sculpture. Used on the sofa or the floor the SOFA SLICE is quite an eye catcher.
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SLICE is a series of cushions, pads and place mats made from felt, using a specially developed technique. The SLICE is a pad for chairs and benches, made from dyed wool, which has been rolled up, fulled and subsequently sliced. This technique produces a series of interesting patterns resembling the annual rings of a tree-trunk. The SLICE is available in a range of exciting colours.
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SLICE is a series of cushions, pads and place mats made from felt, using a specially developed technique. The SLICE is a pad for chairs and benches, made from dyed wool, which has been rolled up, fulled and subsequently sliced. This technique produces a series of interesting patterns resembling the annual rings of a tree-trunk. The SLICE is available in a range of exciting colours. SOFA SLICE is a felt cushion resembling a stone or a granite sculpture. Used on the sofa or the floor the SOFA SLICE is quite an eye catcher. The cushions can be oval, oblong, pointy, round or angular. TABLE SLICE is a newly developed table mat.
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Wool is dirt repellent and the cushions should hardly ever be cleaned - especially not machine-washed. In case of stains try first with a little water. Wait till the water has dissolved the stain and press with a dry cloth. The cushion can also be douched lightly in running water. Press out the water, do not wring. The cushion should be left to dry in a well-aired place
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Design: Lene Frantzen. SLICE is a series of cushions, pads and place mats made from felt, using a specially developed technique. TABLE SLICE is a newly developed table mat.
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Danish textiles designer - SLICE is a series of cushions, pads and place mats made from felt, using a specially developed technique.
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Design: Lene Frantzen SLICE is a series of cushions, pads and place mats made from felt, using a specially developed technique. TABLE SLICE is a newly developed table mat.
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SOFA SLICE is made of 90% wool 10% foam rubber Measures about 35 x 10 cm. Wool is dirt repellent and the cushions should hardly ever be cleaned - especially not machine-washed. In case of stains try first with a little water. Wait till the water has dissolved the stain and press with a dry cloth.
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Based in the midlands, 'Both' is a collaborative and creative design partnership between Ruth Waller and Lee Hewett, which thrives on a vibrant exchange of ideas from a multi-disciplinary perspective. The principle aim of 'Both' is to design, develop and manufacture innovative and functional 'textile based' products for the interior and fashion markets. As a company we are concerned with the investigation of structure, complexity and texture within constructed textiles and the modern interior. We aim to go beyond surface pattern to explore the three dimensional and structural potential of fabric, through the use of a range of innovative design and production processes.
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