This research work has the objectives to study the designing and development of package patterns products from Surin Silk: such as; silk materials homestead textile products men’s-women’s clothes and bag products. On this research the researcher had studied the context of the society in various weaving groups in Surin Province textile product patterns package patterns materials and techniques package production process in concordance with the intellects and production potentials of the community and the sampling group population in this research work subject is the people weaving group producing textile products of Surin Province and buyers of textile products made from Surin silk used in this research is weaving group of the Village of Takook Khewasinrin District Surin Province. Result of the research on this subject found that most of the populations make their livings in agriculture which is their primary occupation whereas weaving is their secondary occupation. Weaving group in Surin is desirous of having the packages for containing their textile products for their own group while management problems and hindrances of the group are found to be circulating capital and marketing as well as their lacks of knowledge and understandings in designing the packages. On designing the packages of Surin silk weaving group the researcher placed the emphasis focally on data analysis primarily on the weaving group due to the reason that the weaving group has a very limited production cost of the packages. The researcher adopted the participating active research method by exchanging ideas jointly working between the weaving group and the researcher in order to cause the problem analysis and find the ways in solving the problems and found that packages for containing Surin silk textile products must be in accordance with the specifications of the community product standard or One Tambon One Product (OTOP) where the pattern of production is not complicate; production cost is low; diversified goods can be contained in; goods contained in the package can be seen; the package is durable; can well cover the goods and express the specific identity of the group. It can be concluded that the package pattern is the exotic and novel pattern of its kind. The box and covering package exclusively of each unit is suitable for a show and transportation of the goods. Primary materials used as the structures of the package are papers and plastic sheets manually shaping up the structures of the package both by the method of gluing and ungluing. Package graphic expressing the unique identity specifically of the group is the mixture of the cloth designs and the weaving equipments by lessening the details in order to facilitate the shortening of the designs to their smaller sizes that will be a lot easier for printing process and must be easily communicable with the consumers by fully expressing the unique identity of Surin Province. On the part of the indication on and the details of the goods it shall be in accordance with the specifications of the OPTOP standard. The graphic production technique is by way of photocopying print by printer on papers or stickers and silkscreen printing. Obviously such technique is an economized technique which can help reduce the production cost which evidently is harmoniously compatible with the potentials and resources available in the community.

This research was to design and develop Mut Mi Weaving of Surins silk and to develop standard of community products. The sampling were 25 people from Tatook Natung Banrae Banbung and Prasardthong Sub-District purposive sampling. The research instrument was the evaluation form of 25 weaving products from 4 groups of expert ; weaver distributor and buyer apparel and household supplier. The research finding were concluded as follow : Twenty -five patterns and colours of Mut Mi Weaving of Surins silk were evaluated by four groups of experts and were appropriate for apparel bags and household products. The participants were female aged 41 -50. They were workers and earned 8000 -9000 Baht per month. Before training they had little knowledge. The training contents were correct and up -to -date. The trainers were excellent. The material equipment and documents were the most appropriate. The participants had good attitude and the designing and developing of Mut Mi of Surins silk was the most appropriate.

This study was an aim to apply patchwork and applique technique in to remnant fabrics for value added by developing the new products. It was a survey research by questionnaires tool. The study was divided into 2 steps. The first was collected the basis data for product analyzed and appropriate design to produce the prototype products. Then the prototype was displayed to sample group for acceptance in designs and patterns. The results found that the clothes/costume and zodiac designs were the favorite patterns. The styles quality and creative design were the important for buying decisions. The representative sample satisfied the prototype products in case of technique attractive design and their applicable respectively. They estimated the prototype product is over 2001 – 3000 bath/design although the previous was not over 500 bath/design. That meant these techniques were responding the relevant products and increased the household revenue.

The purpose of this study was to produce a VCD on Design and Development of Textile Products from Surin Silk for the training program entitled “Design and Development of Textile Products from Surin Silk : From Folk Wisdom to Internationalization” The instruments of the study created by the researchers were : the VCD a learners’ test an experts’ evaluation form and a questionnaire on learners’ satisfaction. Fifteen people in Surin were randomly selected for the efficiency test of the VCD. The tests measuring E1 and E2 were taken after they had learned one lesson from the VCD. The result revealed that the VCD had the efficiency at 82.66 / 84.33 which was higher than the 80/80 criterion and was rated “much satisfied”.

Research project of product development of hemp dying for Hub-Kra-Pong agricultural cooperatives limited. The purposes of this research were 1) Products development from hemp dying for Hub-Kra-Pong agricultural cooperatives limited. 2) To transfer technology of creativeproducts from hemp dying. 3) following the result of the project success. The research in the first year (Budget 2551) divided their operations into 3 phases. Phase 1) the experiment selected the appropriate characteristics of hemp fibers to the dying. Phase 2) the experiment was tie and dye method for appropriating characteristics of hemp fibers. Phase 3) design patterns in order to create product bags and hats design forms of 15 styles and chosen by the expert. The expert selected in each type 3 styles for making products to survey the product satisfaction. The research in the second year (Budget 2552) is a transfer technology products (bags and hats) prototype from hemp fiber that are made to Hub-Kra-Pong agricultural cooperatives limited. For the satisfaction of 30 participants trained to result as follows.