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"Fabric-lous" Book Released by New Talents Press Provides Practical Guide to DIY Fabric Design

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A new book, "Fabric-lous - Easy DIY Fabric Design," has been released by New Talents Press, providing a practical and fun-filled guide for individuals who want to learn fabric design. Authored by Elita Lam, a veteran design teacher and lecturer at the Hong Kong Design Institute, the book offers step-by-step instructions on how to turn common fabrics into stylish end-products using simple household appliances. The book covers various techniques, including shibori, heat transfer printing, tie and dye design, silk screen printing, and foil printing with water, demonstrating 27 types of fabric design.

Key Takeaways:

  • The book "Fabric-lous - Easy DIY Fabric Design" is a bilingual guide that provides practical and fun-filled instructions on DIY fabric design.
  • The book is authored by Elita Lam, a veteran design teacher and lecturer at the Hong Kong Design Institute, who has over 10 years of teaching experience.
  • The book demonstrates 27 types of fabric design, including shibori, heat transfer printing, tie and dye design, silk screen printing, and foil printing with water.
  • The book is designed to be easy to follow, even for design novices, making it an invaluable guide for those who want to learn fabric design.
  • New Talents Press, the publisher of the book, is a subsidiary of the Vocational Training Council (VTC) and is dedicated to publishing academic and popular literature of quality and diversity.

Statistics:

  • The book "Fabric-lous - Easy DIY Fabric Design" is authored by Elita Lam, a veteran design teacher with over 10 years of teaching experience.
  • The book demonstrates 27 types of fabric design.
  • The book covers various techniques, including shibori, heat transfer printing, tie and dye design, silk screen printing, and foil printing with water.
  • New Talents Press, the publisher of the book, has been publishing academic and popular literature since 2007.
  • The book is a practical guide that provides step-by-step instructions on how to turn common fabrics into stylish end-products using simple household appliances.

Sources:

  • Vocational Training Council

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