Monthly Archives: May 2014

Let me start my reflection by saying that this is my last college-required assignment. It is exciting and sad at the same time. Right now, I simply cannot absorb the fact that tonight there will be no homework, no studying … Continue reading →

The questions I have decided to dedicate my posts to were: whether 3D printers can actually produce textiles and if so what it means for traditional apparel manufacturing. Unfortunately, I have to admit that, overall, the results of my findings … Continue reading →

A while ago, when I first started researching possible 3D printed materials to use for my beloved Pet Hugger, I stumbled upon an article on http://www.brit.co/electroloom/ published in the end of January 2014. Basically, this article by Lisa Raphael defines … Continue reading →

In my previous blog post, I was exploring the advantages of 3D printed textiles that can be used to produce different outfits, such as, for example, a dress and a pair of matching shoes. In this post, I’m taking the … Continue reading →