Fabric printing courses

...This course is available with GCSE and other Level 2 qualifications to make up a full-time programme. This qualification aims to help candidates extend their creative craft skills in printing (printmaking). Examples of print processes included in the course are mono-printing, lino and experimental... Learn about: Full Time...

...Subjects covered You will study a wide range of textile designs including fashion, printing, dyed fabric and interior design. You will experiment... Learn about: Art design...

...This subject can be taken with other GCSEs and Level 2 qualifications to make up a full-time programme. This qualification aims to help candidates extend their creative craft skills in printing (printmaking). Examples of print processes included in the course are mono-printing,... Learn about: Full Time...

...Experiment with colour, pattern, fabric, textiles and design while developing skills and knowledge of the fashion industry...

...This subject can be taken with other GCSEs and Level 2 qualifications to make up a full-time programme. This qualification aims to help candidates extend their creative craft skills in printing (printmaking). Examples of print processes included in the course are mono-printing,... Learn about: Full Time...

... in textiles & Embroidery is essential. What else do I need to know? MATERIALS NEEDED FOR THE COURSE A basic drawing & sewing kit, access to a range of fabric... Learn about: Part Time, Quality Training...

...This is an exciting introductory course to screen-printing onto textiles - for fashion, interiors or just for fun! Aimed at all levels and abilities, with access to the professional facilities of the print room at the Kings Cross campus, the course is led by textile designer Kangan Arora... Learn about: Design techniques, Creative Writing, Communication Skills...

...The serigraph takes care of screen printing which is a printing technique of a permeographic type that today uses as a matrix a polyester fabric, a steel fabric or a nylon fabric stretched on an aluminum, painted metal or wood panel called "screen printing framework. "or" screen printing frame...

...Cyanotype is a photographic process, first developed in the 1950s, producing a painterly blue and white image from photographic negatives or autographic mark making onto tru-grain (a clear grained film). Versatile for printing on both paper or natural fabrics... Learn about: Cyanotype Photographic Printing, Photography Lighting, Cyanotype Photography...

...in their own right or form an alternative route for entry into higher education. The time scale of the study could be built to fit with your requirements... Learn about: Printed Fabric Design, Textile Design, CAD Software...

... the full process from creating and selecting suitable artwork to screen preparation, through to the successful printing of your chosen design onto fabric... Learn about: Design techniques, Fabric Design, Design Methodology...

..., the computer is therefore able to transfer images and / or text onto paper or even onto fabrics, as is the case with a gripper printer on fabrics...

... from design stage to processing the image through to printing. The course is open to an experimental approach such as combining techniques... Learn about: Printed Fabric Design, Printing spreadsheets, Printmaking Techniques...

... of the fashion supply chain from cotton fields to the final garment, and even what happens to garments at the end of their lives. You’ll know when and how to use different materials, fabrics and dyes, assess manufacturing processes and begin to plan the supply chain. It’s a fantastic opportunity to gain a wide... Learn about: Fashion Management, Fashion Technology, Product Development...

... of different fabrics. You'll have the opportunity to experiment with a range of printing techniques including pigment binders, metallics, flock & foil using the heat transfer press, and specialist printing of silk using acid dyes... Learn about: Heat Transfer, Textile Printing, Part Time...

... impressive facilities include: Fully equipped workshops and studios Screen-printing, dyeing and transfer printing A digital fabric printer Laser cutters Ceramic decoration facilities A rug-making room Digital wallpaper printing Our teaching programme also includes hands-on practical workshops...

...Textile manufacturing is a major industry. It is based on the conversion of fibre into yarn, yarn into fabric. These are then dyed or printed, fabricated into clothes. Different types of fiber are used to produce yarn. Cotton remains the most important natural fibre, so is treated in depth... Learn about: Textile Dyeing, IT Engineering, Quality Training...

... and interior markets and you will explore inventive use of screen printing and dyeing processes. Constructed textiles, knit and weave, concentrate on design for fashion and interior markets. You will develop innovative collections through your use of yarn, fibres and dyeing and explore structure to its fullest... Learn about: Textile Design...

...This digital textile printing course will introduce digital print for textiles, using the latest in digital printing technology. Digital printing offers fast paced results with visual impact. Unlike conventional printing methods, it enables your designs to be reproduced accurately and without... Learn about: Printing Technology, Textile Printing...

... with Graphics and Photos Web Dsign Considerations Printing Primer Tools of the Trade Online Resources The course outline provides a summary of the subjects... Learn about: Graphic design, Creative skills, Print design...