If you would like to see some inspired digital fabric printing, here are just a few that we have been sent of completed projects created by our customers. There is also video footage of printing some of our fabrics too.
Would you like your product featured, or would like us to film your order? Then just let us know.
With over 10years experience in the design industry , Claire Parker chooses to print with The Silk Bureau Ltd. These gorgeous prints are a reminder that summer is on it’s way.
“As an established Print Designer, predominantly for Womenswear, I work directionally with trends in producing successful prints and beautiful, cohesive print collections for established businesses and indie brands.
My design process always begins with the creation of hand-drawn and hand-painted artwork, this skill set has allowed me to develop my artistic handwriting and broaden my creative outlets; allowing me to work with fashion brands and studios, illustrate for stationery companies and create artwork for packaging agencies.”
See more of Claire’s work on Instagram and follow her exciting portfolio as it continues to grow.
Instagram : @claireparkerdesign
Thinking of unique wedding favours?
Our GOTs ECO Cotton Light Twill makes an ideal choice for printed napkins as table favours. Each printed with your guests name on.
Read more about a creative response to lockdown anxieties in our feature post on Studio Ghaith.
Photography: Chris Bulezuik
Make-up: Grace Hayward
Hair & Styling: Gary Price
Models: Cleopantha and Rahim Mir
Studio Ghaith London Ltd: studio-ghaith.com
Instagram : www.instagram.com/studioghaith/
Nicola Ann Hudson is a fine artist and textiles designer who develops collections of luxurious silk scarves. Each one created from colourful paintings.
See more of her designs and read all about her inspiration for digital fabric printing on her website.
It was great to see Professor Deborah Oxley’s scarf being worn with great pride by Hilary Clinton during her recent visit to Oxford UK.
Installation at the Embroidered Arts Exhibition organised by Hand & Lock.
How’s this for inspired digital fabric printing?
This art installation piece gained a 3rd place award at the Embroidered Arts Exhibition. The concept for the design comes from a desire to support the protection of the rainforests and raise awareness of the destruction it faces.
Sabina has chosen our GOTs ECO Cotton Drill as the base for her heavily embellished details.
This is a substantial 240gsm heavy weight fabric, which makes it ideal for holding the embellishment.
See more about this installation piece on our Latest News post.
100% Silk Twill
Using acrylic inks, paints, handmade stencils and lino cuts, oil pastels and ballpoint pens. Holly's focus is on colour, mark making and abstracted interpretations of the botanical world that surrounds her.
Single bagged - Twillie style
Single bagged
“Abstract ink and oil paintings used to create vibrant textiles and unique accessories from scarves and bags to prints. Inspired by flowers and foliage, textures and vibrant hues and the beautiful natural patterns that nature offers.”
See Holly Kennedy’s unique collection of silk scarves on her website www.inkandsilk.co.uk Or see her Instagram page @ink.silk.designs
100% Silk Twill
Studio photoshoot designed by Ana Reljin Ljubisa from @laniakea.scarves
100% Silk Twill
Studio photoshoot designed by Ana Reljin Ljubisa from @laniakea.scarves
Ana Reljin design. @laniakea.scarves
We are delighted to showcase designs by Ana Reljin. These vibrant designs show off a mixed palette of joyful colours to uplift the soul.
Photograph courtesy of : Ana Reljin
100% Silk Twill
These designs looked stunning on the runway during Belgrade fashion week.
As seen on the runway during Belgrade Fashion Week.
Photograph courtesy of : @belgradefashionweek
Poly Satin
Pocket Squares designed exclusivly for Rag & Bone Man.
See other Gresham Blake pocket square designs here
Designed by Gresham Blake.
Rag & Bone Man Pocket Squares
Rory certainly looks pleased with these!
Photograph courtesy of : Gresham Blake
Poly Satin
Bespoke design for Rag & Bone Man.
Machine Pin Hem
Designed by Gresham Blake.
Rag & Bone Man Pocket Squares
Photograph courtesy of : Gresham Blake
100% Silk Crepe de Chine
Dorothee Vogel Lose your heart.
Blouse – Upper.
Trousers – Up to date.
Fall/Winter Collection 2021/2022
Photography: Dorothee Vogel Team & Bird Imaging. Munich
100% Silk Crepe de Chine
Dorothee Vogel Lose your heart
Dress – Unable.
Fall/Winter Collection 2021/2022
Photography: Dorothee Vogel Team & Bird Imaging. Munich
Silcott Heavy Satin (40% Silk 60% Cotton)
How about making a lampshade? It’s a tricky thing to do and needs specialist treatment.
More inspired digital fabric printing can be seen as Caitlin creates a range of textile products for interiors, including lampshades and cushions.
To see more of Caitlin’s art prints, silk scarves, headbands and accessories visit her website.
Landscape artist Julia Ogden turns her paintings into scarves.
She has selected 100% Silk Light Twill in 2 different sizes. A popular square 90 x 90cm to a long 46cm x 120cm.
Johanna is an artist and designer, based in Glasgow. She specialises in hand illustrated Fine Art pieces that she digitises to create unique textile peices from.
See more from Johanna here.
100% Silk Satin
What a wonderful outcome for textile printing in luxurios 100% Silk Satin too. These stylish face masks are super soft and handmade.
Take a look at Kirsty’s instagram @inkclothuk and her Etsy shop to see more of her joyful repeat patterns.
Beautiful interiors are created from hand painted illustrations printed on our Poly Medium Pile Velvet.
Check out the finished Palm Blush Velvet cushion, available on the Max Made Me Do It website.
Our ‘new website’ promotion winner Hannah Weedon, selected our 100% Silk Light Twill as her preferred fabric to print these gorgeous ditsy repeat patterns.
Our 100% Silk Twill 18mm is a firm favourite of Sikaa.
Her latest collection Femme Essence, offers floral print dresses and luxurious silk layers for style and comfort.
Our soft Wool Fino fabric makes a comforting scarf.
Machine Pin Hem on two opposite sides and Fringe hem on the remaining two sides.
Unique wildlife artist creates scarves from her original paintings.
Clare Haggas: www.clarehaggas.com
100% Silk Dupion
Eileen Gleeson and her team of textile designers create inspiring contemporary print designs for fashion and interiors.
Concept and Design: Eileen Gleeson & Design Union, www.design-union.co.uk
Photography: Jane Hilton, www.janehilton.com
Creative Styling: Katerina Dipla, @katerina.textiles
Hair & Make-up: Victoria Poland, www.victoriapolandmakeup.com
Designers of a mix of the best festival looks.
Made from recycled plastic bottles, this is a supper soft, silky fabric.
Tiger repeat pattern
Loonigans London: loonigans.com
Photography: Lucy Rose Tindall www.lucyrosetindall.com @Lucyrosetindall
Make-up: Alex Knights @alexandraknightmua
Single bagged scarf.
100% Silk 12MM Light Satin
Marketing promotion: The SIlk Bureau Ltd
Photography: Sharon Reynolds
Concept & Design: Sharon Reynolds
For a twillie template, visit our ‘How would you wear yours?’ post.
Polyester Medium Pile Velvet
The Curious Department is a UK-based design studio and online boutique that specialises in the creation of quality art & prints, and luxurious home accessories, designed in England, and created in the UK
Chair upholstered in Electric Blue Lagoon pattern designed by The Curious Department.
Concept & Design: The Curious Department.
Upholstery: Upholstery Bee
© The Silk Bureau Limited 2022
The processes involved in digital textile printing causes the original fabric to shrink. If you are printing scarves, the size of the finished product will be important to you. For example, if you have square artwork, you will be expecting your finished scarf to be square!
To get the printed fabric closer to the size you need, all fabric intended for scarves must go through an extra step to reshape it. Please allow extra time on your deadlines to allow for this process.
Let us introduce you to the …
The stenter is an enormous piece of machinery that has many uses, including coating our fabrics and reshaping scarf orders.
After travelling through a solution to soften the fabric, it then passes over a flat bed, gripped on the selvedge edges to pull it back into shape.
It’s a long and precise process that needs to be carefully monitored.
If you have selected to use our hemming service, we will check the stentered fabric for you before we begin to finish your scarves. If you are not using our service, it’s up to you to check the size BEFORE you cut out the individual scarves from the fabric length. We cannot re-size after your scarves have been cut out.
