Textile Print Gallery
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Pattern by Julie Hermant for Monoprix
overdose-art:Textiles by William Morris
TEXTILES PRINT made by dipping broken electronic stuffs in black ink then pressing them onto paper.
TEXTILES PRINT made by dipping battery in black ink then rolling them randomly onto paper _ REGENERA
TEXTILES PRINT made by dipping battery in black ink then rolling them vertically onto paper _ REGENE
TEXTILES PRINT made by dipping broken electronic stuffs in black ink then pressing them onto paper.
TEXTILES PRINT made by dipping battery in black ink then rolling them horizontally onto paper _ REGE
TEXTILES PRINT made by dipping broken electronic stuffs in black ink then pressing them onto paper.
Annie Lee Larson creator of ALL knitwear based in Brookyln, NY USA.Annie was born in 1983 (Seoul) a
The thousands of textiles currently housed at the Brooklyn Museum are prime examples of the vast glo
fuckyeahwwiipropaganda:Scarves printed in Britain with wartime motifs and patriotic slogans. Via BBC
Going Green Art Collection 1. Cat in Potted Jungles, Ambers Textiles 2. Tropical green leaf,
I want to thank everyone for coming out to the opening reception for “Black Gods Live” I
Printed cotton plain weave curtain from the workshop of Paul Poiret at Atelier Martine, Paris, circa
The old master with his work, traditional uzbek block printed textiles., Central Asia. #uzbek #block
via @sarareverberiMules - Checked
At the Sample sale from Vlisco last Thursday I bought this long sleeve croptop, amazingly cool to se
Nike Celebrates Black History MonthRead More…
The Yorùbá masquerade dance costume on view in One: Egúngún is comp
How to Print with Hot Glue on Cardboard Tutorial from Julie B Booth.Make this DIY XOXO scarf using a
Edward Steichen (American, born Luxembourg; 1879–1973)(above)Americana Print: Carpet TacksPrin
Faded flowers by thursdayschild79
New OUTERGROUND design series available to buy in many products on society6.com/outerground
Woman’s headscarf, Turkey, late 18th century. Black gauze printed and embroidered in gol
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