The objectives of this research are to use waste silk yarn for making women accessories and transfer the created technology to a women community in Surin Province. The required information for product design was collected. Subsequently 15 conceptual designs were made including necklace bracelet and bangle earring and pin. The experts were asked to choose the best 5 designs out of 15 designs. Then the prototypes were made by using waste silk yarn. Finally the most suitable product was selected for further technology transfer to a target group of 55 women who live in Surin. The questionnaires were used to asses the satisfactory of the training. The corresponding data was statistically analyzed. The results from the evaluated questionnaires show that most of the attended women are 31–40 years old and graduated from lower secondary schools. They are merchants and their average earnings are below 5000 Baht/month. Regard to the training program in terms of preparation instructors and overview most of them are satisfied the program in the high level to very high level. The average satisfactory for all of 3 aspects is in the high level.

The purposes of this research were 1) to develop batik cloth to be the souvenir of Art and Craft Occupational Group Cooperative in Koh Kred Nonthaburi 2) to conduct the knowledge and technology transfer on souvenir production from batik cloth and 3) to follow up the research’s accomplishment. The research methodology was conducted as follows: Study the related data to develop the batik souvenir by creating batik patterns and sketch designs. The souvenirs included women’s clothing hat scarf handbag tissue box cushion cover home decorating picture mobile case ipad case and laptop bag. There were three collections for each product and there were five patterns for each collection. 100 of the tourists and some people in Kog Kred were asked about the sketch design satisfaction in order to select only one pattern among each collection; finally the researcher made the product according to the chosen patterns. There were fifty patterns all in all. The target groups’ satisfaction with the pattern was identified by using questionnaires. Data were statistically analyzed by frequency percent and arithmetic mean. The research found that the respondents were female and were aged between 41 and 50 years old. Most of the respondents worked as civil servants were master’s degree holders and have earned more than 30001 baht per month. For the satisfaction on the product pattern design technique the product pattern differentiation the pattern creativity the appropriateness of the product and the color the product style the appropriateness of the product pattern and the product style the overall beauty of the product symbolic meaning of the pattern and the appropriateness of the product original model it was found that the respondents were satisfied with every aspect with the high level. The product knowledge transfer on the original model of the product to members of the Art and Craft Occupational Group Cooperative in Koh Kred Nonthaburi was chosen from one of the members who were interested. For the knowledge transfer the satisfaction of 30 respondents was explored by the questionnaires and data were statistically analyzed by frequency percentage and arithmetic mean. Most of the respondents were female were aged between 46 and 55 years old and held Matthayom Suksa 3. The satisfaction consisted of 4 aspects; lecturer operation facility and period knowledge and the application. The result was found that the respondents were extremely satisfied with every aspect at the highest level.

This research aims to study the production selling and applications of Kamar Band products (Pa-Koa-Ma) manufactured in a community. The Kamar Band was used to make different styles of bags which will be sold as an OTOP merchandise. The production process was developed and then transferred to the selected community members. Firstly 60 designs of bags were developed and divided equally into 4 groups including a tote-bag flirt-bags messenger-bag and tuck-bag. Subsequently one designed bag was chosen for a technology transfer to 40 members from a community at Tumbon Nongkhao Amphur Tamuang Kanchanaburi Province. After the transfer process questionnaires were used to evaluate the satisfactory of the participants. The collected data was analyzed statistically and concluded. The basic information reveals that all participants are female. Most of them are above 51 year old having lower secondary education. They are farmers having monthly incomes of 5001-10000 Baht. After evaluating the satisfaction for three categories: training preparation trainers and overall impression the result shows that the participants have highest satisfaction for all categories.