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ชุดทำงานสตรีจากผ้าฝ้ายมัดหมี่ทอมือบ้านซับระวิง
This Project ‘Thai Ikat Fabric Woman Working Suit from Sub-Ra-Wing Village’ aims for 1) to design the woman working suit that made from Sub-Ra-Wing Village’s fabric 2) to examine satisfaction of paticipants toward the designing processes of the woman suit according to 4 processes which are 1) the selection of Sub-Ra-Wing Village’s fabric that will mostly suit for the project 2) the process of design and selection woman working pattern 3) dressmaking and 4) examing the satisfaction of the viewers and paticipants toward the completed suit. Moreover the participant are 120 people aging 25-35 years old. The data was calculated by statistic percentage and mean as a result. The participants are; 87 people (72.50 percentages) are female. 85 people (70.80 percentages) are aging between 25 - 29 years old. 99 people (82.5 percentages) are undergraduated. 30 people (25.00 percentages) are students which equals to participants who have personal business. Lastly 55 people (45.80 percentages) are workers who have monthly income during 10001 - 20000 baht. The result of overall ‘Thai Ikat Fabric Woman Working Suit from Sub-Ra-Wing Village project ’ show that satisfaction at hight level (mean 4.46). Eaeh design it was found that. participants satisfaction to design 1 of coat and design 3 of shit and skirt at most level (mean 4.57 and 5.45 respectively). And design 2 of shirt and long pant design 4 of dress and design 5 of sweatpant. satisfaction at hight level (mean 4.47 4.41 and 4.32 respectively)
การพัฒนาผลิตภัณฑ์เครื่องประกอบการแต่งกายสตรีจากเศษผ้าทอเหลือใช้ กลุ่มวิสาหกิจชุมชน เย็บผ้าและศิลปะประดิษฐ์จากผ้า ตำบลเขาแก้วศรีสมบูรณ์ อำเภอทุ่งเสลี่ยม จังหวัดสุโขทัย
This research aim to develop a product for women dressing from waste woven fabrics. Community Enterprise Group Sewing and fabric art Khao Kaeo Srisomboon Subdistrict Thung Saliam District Sukhothai with a purpose study the patterns of women dress. Design and develop a model for women dress from the modern waste cloth that can be used in daily life efficiently and transfer technology to develop products for women dress from different forms of woven fabrics to interested parties or textile entrepreneurs in Sukhothai Province to develop and promote creative economic products of the community. The research results were summarized as follows. 1. Design and develop a pattern for women dress from waste woven fabrics Resulting in a modern product form It can be used effectively in daily life. The research team designed the product of the dress with the idea of using art and culture combined with the use of waste cloth from the design process to create a contemporary product that looks modern suitable for the gender and age of the users. Including product use opportunities as well which the community can make and generate income is another way in this research There has been a development of a pattern for a womans dress outfit from leftover woven fabrics. Thai art conservation Which the community can make and generate income including the community the design and development of sewing is a prototype product. Cloak hats bags and shoes totaling 4 products 5 prototypes total 20 prototypes and selecting one prototype for transmission. 2. Transmitting product development technology for women dress from waste woven fabrics community enterprise groups Sewing and fabric art Khao Kaeo Srisomboon Subdistrict Thung Saliam District Sukhothai Carrying out knowledge transfer By organizing theoretical and practical training sessions for 2 days of knowledge transfer 30 participants from 6 to 7 August 2020 at the community enterprise group Sewing and fabric art Khao Kaeo Srisomboon Subdistrict Thung Saliam District Sukhothai Project participants gain knowledge on waste fabric processing learn about product development processes design and sewing and take action and develop products. As the researchers have prepared the device The results were assessed by using a questionnaire on the satisfaction of the trainees. There were 3 lecturers: Assistant Professor Saowaluck Kongka Chuiwan Kritaporn Chooseng and Ajarn Mallika Chongchit. 3. Satisfaction with technology transfer curriculum product development womens dress from waste woven fabrics 1) General information of the target group of female gender accounted for 100.00 percent most age 41-50 years old 50.00 percent. Secondary education Representing 63.33 percen They are housewives accounting for 33.33%. Monthly income is 5000-10000 baht 33.33%. Experience in sewing and dressing. Most of them used to do distribution as a career. Representing 73.33 percent 2) ask the satisfaction of the trainees. It is a question that asks about satisfaction with the course. It is divided into 6 aspects which are content aspects of the course. In design material material and equipment Facilities and value and utility found that the target audience Most are most satisfied in all aspects.
การออกแบบและพัฒนาเสื้อต้นแบบชาวเขาเผ่าม้ง
The objectives of this research were to 1) study patterns and patternsmaking of Hmong tribal top 2) design and develop Hmong tribal top 3) investigate satisfaction towards Hmong tribal top. The sample used in this study were 378 Hmong villagers residing in Mae Chaem District Samoeng District and Ganlayani District. Satisfaction questionnaires towards Hmong tribal top designs and 2 Hmong tribal top prototype developments were used as tool for the consumersatisfaction data collecting. The descriptive used for statistical analysis in the studywere the frequency percentage arithmetic mean and standard deviation. The research findings were as follows; (1) Most of the respondents were married ageing between 26 to 30 years old. They were mainly self-agricultural activities owner having monthly income lower than10000 baht with educational background lower than bachelor degree. The study revealed that majority of male respondents 97.88 % were capable to make Hmong tribal cloth. In contrast majority of female respondent 89.42 % were knowledgeable in Hmong apparel making. Predominantly the respondents largely wore Hmong apparel privately tailored by family member 75.13 % in male respondents and 79.89 in female respondents. Unanimously most of male and female respondents satisfied by the Hmong tribal top prototype 88.89 in male and 81.48 in female because of its ease of movement in all positions. Most of respondents were content in design and Hmong tribal top prototype. Male respondents preferred Hmong male tribal top No.1 to No.2 with average 4.31 and 4.25 respectively. Overall the satisfaction of both designs was in high level. Meanwhile female respondents were satisfied by female top prototype No.1 than prototype No.2 with average at 4.35 and 4.27.
การออกแบบเครื่องแต่งกายที่สะท้อนสีสันของธรรมชาติโดยศึกษาการดึงดูดของสนามแม่เหล็กจากดวงอาทิตย์และโลกผ่านแสงแห่งออโรร่า
The purpose of this fashion thesis is to study the characteristics of the light color and the shape of the light of Aurora and designed the work to be novel interesting by showing the design of the ladys style costume by using the light color characteristics of Aurora a color scheme that can be combined with the technique of clothing editing binding. Dyeing batik making in costume design That makes the consumer look new unique more beautiful. The tools used in this study Is an aurora light analysis model. The sample used in this study is a photograph of Norwegian photographer Ole Christian Salomonsen. The criteria in the analysis are 2 aspects which are 1) Body 2) Color and overall analysis to be used Creative costume The results show that the aurora outline and color light is caused by charged particles in the space passing through the Earths atmosphere releasing energy in the form of light in which different colored light characteristics occur. The light curtain that you see has various shapes such as helical scrolls. Flutter wave tear streak or all three forms Applied to the costume design by paying attention to the style of the dress and the selection of various techniques including Fabric overlapping tie dyeing Batik making suitable for clothing styles for creating new and unique costume designs that meet the needs of consumers.