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”.

This study aims to develop household textiles from Surin Batik silk with pattern of Ancient Khmer Art at Sikhoraphum Castle and to study customers’ satisfaction of household textiles. The population was 400 assessors within the age range of 20 - 50 years in Surin province. The research instrument was questionnaire. Data were statistically analyzed for Percentage Mean and Standard Deviation. Results showed that the majority of respondents were females with ages around 31 - 35 years old. Most of them were married and had income of 15000 – 25000 baht. Most got Bachelor’s degree and used to use household silk textile. Working clothe was the most purchased category. Most household textiles were purchased as souvenirs. Personal preference was the initial motivation for purchase decisions and utilization was the key factor for selecting a product. Regarding onsumers’ satisfaction in 3 types of household textiles from Mudmee Batik silk - cushion lamp and bed cloth – it was found that satisfaction in style pattern colour price and utilization were in similar high level. Cushion was the most purchased household textile. Peacock was the most favorite pattern and consistency of the pattern was the most important factor for purchasing.

This thesis aims to develop Allooyseem pattern and to study customers’ satisfaction in the developed Allooyseem Silk product. Samples in this study were Wat Bankradonmaidang Silk Weaver group in Krasung district Buriram province and 320 teachers in Muang district Burirum province who wore silk clothes at least once a week. Fifteen patterns of textiles were designed and selected by 5 experts to get 5 best patterns. The 5 patterns were woven as sample textile and surveyed for satisfaction. Data were analyzed for percentage mean and standard deviation Results of the study showed that customers were satisfied with pattern and color of the developed Allooyseem silk fabric. Pattern number 4 got high satisfaction level and there were suggestions to extend the research for sustainable development of Allooyseem silk in all aspects.