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Inspired by the work of Anni Albers, Fritz Horstman presents Part II of his delightful weaving demonstration. This video challenges us to a slightly more complex…
Card Loom Weaving Demonstration Part II
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Inspired by the work of Anni Albers, Fritz Horstman presents this delightful weaving demonstration. Happy weaving! To learn more about the related exhibition, In…
Card Loom Weaving Demonstration Part I
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UNESCO: Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity - 2008 URL: https://ich.unesco.org/en/RL/barkcloth-making-in-uganda-00139 Description:…
Barkcloth (Uganda)
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Ngāi Tūpoto, Te Rarawa and Ngāpuhi artist Nikau Hindin is a cloth-maker dedicated to reviving and preserving the artistry of aute (bark cloth). From Aotearoa New…
Bark Cloth (Aotearoa)
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This video was produced by the Fowler Museum for the exhibition "Weavers' Stories from Island Southeast Asia" on view August 1, 2010 to December 5, 2010.…
Ikat Weaving
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The lost-wax technique of hollow metal casting, perfected by Newar artists of the Kathmandu Valley, has remained a thriving practice from ancient times to the present…
Lost-Wax Metal Casting
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Gorham – Silver Manufacturing, 1930
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Stamping dies are the tools that shape and cut sheet metal parts. They are commonly developed using computer-aided design (CAD) software and analytical programs to…
Sheet Metal Stamping Dies & Processes
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(Roll forming: http://youtu.be/k6iODHla6qY) This film takes you through the processes within a hot rolling mill. You'll get to see the different stages all the…
Hot Rolling Mill
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The Manufacturing Process of World Famous Bidriware a Native Art of Bidar District and Bidar Citizens.
Bidriware
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Two brothers use a 19th. Century technique for making pots from pewter.
Spinning Pewter
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http://www.pewtergiftware.com Lovely Tudor Pewter made by A E Williams for Hampton Court Palace. These two Pieces include a Ewer (Water Jug) and a 14inch Footed Bowl.…
Casting and Skimming Pewter
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Curtis introduces the design and concept of the "Democratic Chair" -- a simple but beautiful Windsor-style chair designed to be made with the smallest possible…
Windsor Chairmaking, Pt. 1
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Colonial Williamsburg's Brian Weldy shows how to turn a walnut spindle using a historic foot-powered treadle lathe. See the article & photos here:…
Wood Turning
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The SAPFM New England Chapter May, 2011 meeting: Peter Follansbee demonstrates 17th century carving in green oak at Phil Lowe's Furniture Institute of…
Joined Chest, Pt. 2
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The SAPFM New England Chapter May, 2011 meeting: Peter Follansbee demonstrates 17th century joinery in green oak at Phil Lowe's Furniture Institute of…
Joined Chest, Pt. 1
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Kwakiutl, Kwakwaka'Wakw, wood carvers Mungo Martin and Henry Hunt make wooden boxes. The film follows the process from tree to finished product. It is very…
Kerf-Bent Boxes
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making of a bamboo stool (part 1 of 6) filmed by 雷淑德 and 張庭瑋
Bamboo Chairmaking
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The process of making silk garments is shown from the worms eating Mulberry leaves to the ultimate finished product. For Archive Licensing Enquiries Visit:…
Silk Harvesting and Processing
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Iqbal demonstartes block printing in the Anohki Museum in Amber, India. Iqbal is astonishingly skillful and well worth watching.
Block-Printing Cotton (2)
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Here we took a tour of a fabric block-printing center and learned a lot about the textiles representative of Jaipur and the surrounding area of Rajisthan State, India.…
Block-Printing Cotton
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http://rigidheddleweaving.com Learn how to weave a tube using 2 rigid heddle reeds and 2 pick up sticks. With a tube you can make pouches, draw string bags,…
Weaving—Double Weaving
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A man shows the art of weaving raffia on the Festival de las Artes in Santa Ana.
Weaving—Raffia
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The second part of the weaving of an "Double Weave L Shaped Shawl". If you missed the first part, you can view it here: http://youtu.be/xyrG3q641jo …
Weaving—General, Pt. 2
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The first of two videos which show the weaving of a "Double Weave L Shaped Shawl". In this first video I discuss what I will be making, I measure out the…
Weaving—General, Pt. 1
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In 9th century Iraq, potters who could master the lustre technique were considered alchemists - people who could turn dull clay into something almost gold. We teamed up…
Lustreware
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1958? Titles read: 'ASSOCIATED BRITISH PATHE Present - The Making of Wedgwood'. Reel 1. Pan across 1700s painting of canal and buildings…
Wedgwood in the 1950s
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This film is available to license from our website at Huntley Film Archives, by searching for film 1008225 in our Film # search bar: …
Wedgwood in the 1930s
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