Craft factory

6. Eliminate the Water: The paper machine’s large sprayer, or “head box,” distributes the stock onto a 107-inch-wide wire. As water drains, the wire shakes back and forth so fibers are distributed in random directions, allowing for strong, consistent paper.

At one of the last American glass factories of its kind, everything is made in-house—from the tools to the electricity.

Blocking Next, the honey-like material is blocked, or centered and cooled, using a cherry wood tool kept wet in a pail of water. The process keeps the glass from becoming too “wobbly.” Photo 9 of 17 in Inside Master Glassmaker Simon Pearce’s Sustainable Factory in Vermont.

From the ages of 18 to 20 I worked during the holidays in the factories on Newton Abbot’s Brunel Road industrial estate, on production lines that made potted desserts and plastic components for cars.

designboom recently attended the sişecam group's 5th 'glass is tomorrow' workshop, inside the company's production facilities of in denizli, turkey.

Molding A cherry wood mold is used to shape the base of the glass. The mold is made in-house, as are all the factory’s tools. Photo 10 of 17 in Inside Master Glassmaker Simon Pearce’s Sustainable Factory in Vermont. Browse inspirational photos of modern homes.

Kyoto is getting creative.

It’s off to work I go… Vintage Photo Friday Friends (let me know if you want to play along): Green Jello Knot Sew Crafty Sheep on a Spring Pineapples & Artichokes Pamdora Through th…

For this Deconstruction, we get a look at the skills required to produce each vibrant Ruutu vase, designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for Iittala.

Welcome to our Bexar Goods workshop, located in a beautiful century-old historic factory space in the heart of the San Antonio, Texas. Have a look around ✌️

See how Roy Slaper became a one-man jeans show.

Hello. How are you? It’s so typical of me to talk about posting and then never do it… Seriously though, I am so sorry blog. My excuse is that I’ve got more paying customers than e…

Colorful Playroom Wall Gallery, with pictures from family paint fight and giant Pottery Barn Knock Off paint brush and palette. An Acrylic print as well.

You may associate tie-dye with countercultural movements . . . or arts and crafts. But its origins go way, way back.