Here’s a glimpse of the future for you: Mary Huang is working on Continuum computational couture, software that would allow you to turn a sketch into a 3D model and then back again into a flat pattern that can be sewn into a dress. (And her sample dresses are pretty great–the LBD made modern in […]
Anja Hertenberger and Meg Grant are working with a lace factory in Limburg, The Netherlands to run conductive thread through the machines to be integrated into these intriguing pressure sensor prototypes. The two have started a blog to document their explorations: Lace Sensor Project.
Make: Online’s recent Math Monday post features a fashion roundup on modular clothing. George Hart for the Museum of Mathematics writes: The mathematics of modular textiles allows you to take many small pieces of slotted fabric and interconnect them into a do-it-yourself garment. There is no sewing as the textile and the garment are created […]
Rachel at Instructables shows you how to talk to the hand with her bluetooth phone headset glove.
FashionWare SXSW from Syuzi Pakhchyan on Vimeo. Syuzi of Fashioning Tech and author of Fashioning Technology will be at SXSW in Austin March 18 and 19th for the FashionWare exhibition. Syuzi writes: FashionWare SXSW is an exhibition of visionary work by cutting-edge fashion designers who today are shaping the future of fashion. From “smart” fabrics […]
Quinn Dunkimade this “beating heart” LED pendant using the “Pulsing Glow” circuit experiment from the Make: Electronics book.
I’m loving these light-up heart pasties by Randy Sarafan.
