Maxine Bristow

The austere, minimalist workings of Maxine Bristow make strong references to crafts within it's process of careful, meticulous, repetitive stitch.

Bokja - patchwork textile furniture

Wonderful textiles - there are other companies / designers who do some similar works but I am quite drawn to the particular selections of fabrics for this work.

www.bokjadesign.com

John Lindsten: Embroidered Chairs

John Lindsten is a sweedish furniture designer, in these pieces (spotted at Designersblock) he has utilised found embroideries for the back panels.

http://www.lindstenform.com/

Matthew Harris

Matthew is currently exhibiting in the Men of Cloth exhibition, Manchester. This piece feels particularly striking, quilting, collage, drawing, dying, painterly.

http://www.matthewharriscloth.co.uk/

traditional samples

Panel produced by Lancaster Prints, England, 1856.

Panel designed by Claude Camille Pierre Pernon, France, Lyon, 1788

Cape (section) Spain, 17th Century.

These examples demonstrate time, craftsmanship, vision.

They are all from the The Art Institute of Chicago collection. Source: 27

Just Textiles

Marc Jacobs, 2010. Image of Rachel Korine from Trash Humpers. Source: 6

Anything goes. Source: 5

Emelio de la Morena 2010. Printed copies, water marks, water drips, dye's. Source: 5

Balenciaga, 2010. Digital stitch on knitwear, Graphic, collection, repeat. Source: 5

Louis Vuitton, 2010. vintage translation, 50's form and glamour meets homemade knitted jumpers. Source: 5

Jean-Paul Gaultier, 2010. mountain, alps, fur trims, fairisle, tassles, morrocan, african, hoody, pinstripe. Material combinations. Source: 5

Cables, Handmade, oversized. Source: 5

Maison Martin Margiela, 2010. Material combinations. Source: 5

Comme des Garcons / Thierry Mugler, 2010. Duvets, wadding, lining, material exploration, product re-modelling. Source: 5

Chanel 2010. Plaids, Harris Tweed, fancy yarns, netting. Source: 5

Kenzo 2010, Mixing it up: silk florals, plaids and fur. Source: 5

Balenciaga 2010. Source : 5

These two creations are a combination of garments by designers with all the textile developed additions made in the stylists studio: Panos Yiapanis (Stylist)

Source: 1

The garment / object has to be made from something. In this case it's textiles.