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Taiwan links
Slides Google drive https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0ByY8z7_1j4YvdWF0dnEwd3NwbDA Introduction to e-Textile by Martin and Mika https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0ByY8z7_1j4YvdWF0dnEwd3NwbDA...
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Indigo Dye Workshop
Teacher: Meichi Location: Li-han Studio In Taiwan, there are few kinds of Indigo used for dyeing. There are 馬藍 (ma-ai) and 木藍 (ki-ai) as most common kinds. 翡藍 is used in Korea and Japan, and it has...
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Fukuyuki Yellow Dye workshop
Teachers: Meichi, Yuma Location: Li-han Studio At Lihan studio, you can see yarns dyed in various colors with natural dye. We learned how they make yellow dye with Fukuyuki leafs. Fukuyuki (Garcinia...
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Plant press dye workshop
Teacher: Meichi Location: Li-han Studio This is a simple technique of natural dyeing, but despite of the simplicity the outcome can be quite intricate. Pick plants and leafs you like. We went around...
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Focus Group: a Textile Sample Book of Future Atayal patterns
During the summer camp, we had chance to work on the focus group project. In this group, we dealt with two topics: Pattern of textiles, and Fictional future. We were fascinated with the Atayal...
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Circular eTextile Sample Book
by Mika with a help of Suri and Yuma As a part of the focus group project, I (mika) have worked on a eTextile sample book that is inspired by the pattern sample textile Atayal weavers inherit from...
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Hard/soft connections
Contents Introduction Temporary connections Alligator clips Kettelstiften Safety pins Permanent connections Knot Components with 2 pins Chips Circuit boards Snap buttons Buttons Zippers Many...
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Presence and pressure sensor
Contents Introduction Theory of resistive pressure sensors Using resistive pressure sensors From pressure sensor to distance sensor Making a pressure sensor Materials Sewing Connecting to your Arduino...
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Experimentations in making a DIY low tech laser that can give a visual feedback of the different frequencies that are being played. A coil was made and used as a sort of vibration motor. It is...
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Singing to Your Textiles
http://etextile-summercamp.org/2017/summercamp/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Singing-Textile.m4v I joined the Loud & Expressive Group because the title fits in perfectly with my practice and research...
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