Cellulose Tomorrow Machine reported by dezeen From DEZEEN article… Tomorrow Machine and research company Innventia were asked by the<a href="http://www seroquel 300 mg.forestindustries.se/” target=”_blank”>Swedish Forest Industries Federation to envision uses for cellulose harvested from Swedish forests in the year 2035. The cellulose pulp is made into a sheet and heat compressed moulded to become as as hard as ceramic…
Why Natural Materials? By focusing on the use of natural materials so many people presumed the motives are sustainable issues. While these may be a by product of the work it is not central. When playing around with the resin and felt, the felt needed to be 100% wool or the material lacked the elastic…
Originally I wanted to make a combination of banana fibres and tussle and latex. But the laminating process would prove to be problematic and long in this time frame. So I stumbled upon a made sheet material called Cocolok. This is coconut fibres and latex. I found it on a blog called Hello Materials http://hellomaterialsblog.ddc.dk/2012/06/11/a-design-boost-for-natural-fibre-composites/…
“Luxury is not consumerism. It is educating the eyes to see that special quality.” -Louboutin Yesterday I received in the post samples of Hemp fibre sheets look here. Fascinating stuff, all natural composites. These fibres sheets come from the German company J. Dittrich & Söhne Vliesstoffwerk GmbH. I intend to form these sheets into the shoe…