TDD Weave Studio at RMIT University

a great volunteer opportunity at the Design Hub, 3 hours once per week, gain experience and new skills....

RMIT Design Hub - Volunteer Program: High Risk Dressing / Critical Fashion Volunteer at RMIT Design Hub as part of upcoming exhibition High Risk Dressing / Critical Fashion. Volunteers play an important role at Design Hub; they are the public face of our building and assist with the day-to-day running of our public spaces. Volunteers at Design Hub will gain valuable skills...

amazing upright loom for sale !!!

this year the jacquard loom got a lot of love. this work is part of a series exploring transparency. Jen Goldrick, wool and linen. 2016.

produced by the big, dirty, wonderful jacquard loom at rmit. 'oversized waffle', designed by Diploma student Alison Robinson /

second year students busy with final submissions....Print and Weave love from .dilworth

even in the print room you just can't get weave out of your head ..... print by Edward (RMIT Cert IV textile design)

great article on the work and practice of TDD_weavestudio alumni John Brooks in the current issue artguide_australia

Tenfoldtextilecollective exhibition "background noise" at RMIT First Site gallery, big congratulations to the artists for making and showing such incredible work.



Pictured "undercurrent" by Morgana

this page has been set up to share the works of those who pass through the TDD weave studios at RMIT. and to also celebrate the studio itself, a remarkable series of spaces filled with beautiful looms and weaving equipment.

as a first post, we've decided to share this blogpost from one of our talented alumni, carla grbac. though the post is from 2011, the sentiments carla describes are timeless and resonate for all who enjoy the solitude of weaving. the vast amounts of time preparing warps, setting up loom itself, drafting patterns, tieing up treadles, winding bobbins and then the weaving itself. enjoy!

http://carlagrbac.blogspot.com.au/2011/07/back-in-weave-room.html