Discharge Printing Techniques for Textiles
Course final project
A course by Agave (Micaela Suide) , Specialized Textile Design Studio
About the final project for: Discharge Printing Techniques for Textiles
Discharge Printing Techniques for Textiles
“We have reached the end of this Domestika course! I hope you liked it and that you have learned what is necessary to encourage you to enter the world of fabric corrosion. I want to thank you for accompanying me throughout this colorful journey. Now it's time for you to make your final project and show how you applied one of the techniques seen during the course on a garment. Next, we are going to review the different phases that we follow to develop the final project: Look for references for inspiration This first step is very important, since you will have to think about the references that you like and that will serve as inspiration for the following steps. You can create a mood board with your references to always have on hand. Choice of fabrics Now it is time to choose the fabrics with which you are going to work. Do not forget to verify that the fabrics are corrodible and suitable for your project.




Partial transcription of the video
“Final project First of all, thank you for getting to this point. and have taken my course. I started by telling you about myself, my work and my influences. Then I told you about the corrosion technique, What does it consist of and what is its origin? We saw how to make the formula and apply it on different fabrics to see how he reacts in each of them. I also showed you the different tools you can use when stamping. We work the techniques of roller, taping, split inkwell, frottage and stencil, and so I was forming the sampler. It is important that you do not forget to be very careful when h...”
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Course summary for: Discharge Printing Techniques for Textiles
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Category
Craft -
Areas
Fashion Design, Printing, Textile Design, Textile Printing

Agave (Micaela Suide)
A course by Agave (Micaela Suide)
Created in 2015 by Argentine designer Micaela Suide, AGAVE's mission is to give textile craftsmanship a new lease of life by developing handcrafted prints that can be applied to a huge variety of products of differing scales.
They currently collaborate with publishers, furniture designers, architects, and local fashion stores. They sell their products in countries throughout Latin America, the United States, Denmark, and Australia. AGAVE has a strong social commitment through their teaching work and environmentally responsible approach.
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