10. Textile Scaffold¶

Research¶

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get inspired!

Check out and research alumni pages to betetr understand how to document and get inspired

Digital crafts - Shahed Jamhour - CPF Makerspace
CNC mold - Zahia Albakri - CPF Makerspace
Crystallisation exploration - Viviane Labelle - EchoFab
Moulds - Lisa Boulton
Millinery - Betiana Pavon

Add your fav alumni's pages as references

References & Inspiration¶

Beth Williams

The Decay of Belonging by Kate Studley

‘The Decay of Belonging’ explores the connection between location and belonging. Having grown up between the farming community in rural Cheshire and Loughborough the artist feels a fragmented sense of belonging between two locations. By relocating farm materials from her dairy farm to Loughborough to create these sculptures, the artist aims to recreate a sense of belonging to the farm in the location that she currently resides. Such preservation of belonging is necessary in contemporary society as the future of British dairy farming is in jeopardy, and it is likely that her farm will no longer be viable in the coming years

Krapiva Zhguchaya

Krapiva Zhguchaya is a collaborative research project by Studio laVina and Varvara Lazareva, that explores the possibilities of the stinging nettle plant to create a variety of materials and products. The stinging nettle is a weed widespread in Europe and Asia and is often seen as undesirable. Traditionally it was used in Russian culture as a source for clothes, fishing nets, sailing ropes, traditional medicine, food and house insulation, because of its antiseptic properties. Similar to linen production, craftsmen were extracting the fibres that grow inside the stalks of the plant to create a thread, textile or paper. To create a new life for this material they made modern products through re-thinking contemporary production techniques. The stinging nettle was harvested in Russia and in the Netherlands during various seasons of the year to test how this influences the material qualities. Using the hands on approach they learned that dried stalks contain only about 10% of the fibre and the rest was the thatch, this was not used by craftsmen before. This discovery and the desire to not create waste pushed the project forward and resulted in a wider range of products made from nettles, where you would use not just the fibre, but the thatch as well. Pigments also come from the plant itself, with the entire plant used for production.

Cheer Project

‘Cheer Project’ is a research on pine needles in which this abundant, overlooked and unwanted material is developed into a 100% bio-based, recyclable and compostable biocomposite material.

Photosynthetic biohybrid scaffolds for architecture & the built environment, Shneel Malik

Overview material research outcomes¶

example from the documentation of Loes Bogers TextileLab Amsterdam 2019-20


Biofoam	Gelatin foil	Bioresin	Biosilicone
Starch Rubber	Biolinoleum	Alginate net	Alginate foil
Alginate string	Agar foil	Bio composite	Reused PLA

Tools¶

Process and workflow¶

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Ingredients & Recipes¶

Prepare this recipe ¹ by collecting the ingredients necessary, to be found in the list below:

=== "ingredients"

    * xxx gr
    * xxx gr
    * xxx gr
    * xxx ml
    * xxx gr

=== "tools"

    * xxx gr
    * xxx gr
    * xxx gr
    * xxx ml
    * xxx gr

=== recipe fishleather and fishskin bio-plastic (food waste)

    * measure - measure - measure
    * add, combine, mix..
    * simmer, cook, boil, freeze, burn, crush...
    * mix, smash, stack, overlay..
    * cast, pour, press..
    * dry, aereate, dehydrate..
    * remove, peel, unmold..
    * finishing touches

Documenting and comparing experiments¶

TEST SERIE BIO-PLASTIC¶

Material name	polymer	plastifier	filler	emulsifier
bio-rainbow	biokelp powder 12 gr	glycerol 100 ml	rainbow dust 1 kg	green soap a drop
bio-rainbow	biokelp powder 12 gr	glycerol 100 ml	rainbow dust 1 kg	green soap a drop
bio-rainbow	biokelp powder 12 gr	glycerol 100 ml	rainbow dust 1 kg	green soap a drop
bio-rainbow	biokelp powder 12 gr	glycerol 100 ml	rainbow dust 1 kg	green soap a drop

RESULTS¶

Two ways of showcasing and comparing results with images below

On the left an image of a sample made by xxx with xxx. The dye is more xxx. On the right, an image of a sample made by xxx with xxx and xxx. Here the dye is more xxx.

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Recipes¶

recipe: salmon skin fish-leather ↩