I had seen this technique while I was taking my textile design class. Really neat!
You can read the whole post about it here:
http://blogs.starbulletin.com/fashiontribe/tired-of-an-old-t-shirt-change-it-up/
Showing posts with label textile design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label textile design. Show all posts
October 24, 2010
May 6, 2010
Textile Design
Last month, I transformed a white t-shirt using some techniques I learned in my Textile Design class. The class was interesting, but I wished it was longer... it only was for four weeks! But I did get to try my hands on tie-dying (it's making a comeback), silk screening, and sublimination. You might have seen a lot of sublimination tops these past couple of years. They look like this, where an image printed on the fabric is broken up with folds, creating these white lines. If you have a subliminated top, it is most likely made out of polyester.
Since I picked a 100% cotton tee, I decided to dye it "Bahama Blue" and silk screen an image I exacto-knifed out of contact paper. Here's the end result:
Since I picked a 100% cotton tee, I decided to dye it "Bahama Blue" and silk screen an image I exacto-knifed out of contact paper. Here's the end result:
Amazing how this started out as a regular plain white t-shirt!
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