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Futurs possibles Hot Pop Factory – 3D Printed Jewelry 3D printing is our thing, but as makers, we have an insatiable love for textiles as well. Whenever I look closely at the layers of polymer that make up a 3D print, I am reminded of how it is built up of repeating threads just like a textile. Both processes are forms of additive manufacturing with one looking back and another looking forward in the history of manufacturing. In our latest collaboration, Hybridized Cloth, with textile artist Ozana Gherman, the goal was to see what would happen if we dove into the history of manufacturing to pluck out some of the most traditional textile making techniques to concoct a mashup with the highly digital fabrication method of 3D printing. Our process began in digital realm where we usually start a 3D printing project. These structures were generated with specialized software and materialized with a 3D printer. At this point, the digital manufacturing process was complete. RELATED POSTS | Eamespunk – Remixing a Classic

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