Eden Saadon 3D lace

Born in Haifa, Israel (1990), graduate (2017, B.Des) of Shenkar College of Engineering, Design and Art, Tel-Aviv, Israel (textile design department).

I experimented with various techniques during my studies and chose to produce for my final graduation project a line of feminine hand-made lace undergarment items, using a single tool — a three-dimensional drawing pen.

3D printing involves the use of a 3D printing pen, sponsored by 3Doodler, the manufacturer of the first 3D printing pen (3doodler.com). This technique does not produce any waste, and the Flexy™ material is bio-degradable, and thus environmental-friendly.

In connecting between the known visual of traditional knitted lace and the new visual of 3D drawing of the synthetic material, I presented a new visual language, offering a wide spectrum of creative possibilities.

Eden Saadon
Eden Saadon, Tel Aviv
3D lace and Textile designer
Finalist of the Dorothy Waxman Prize
Finalist of the Dorothy Waxman Prize. September 2017
Graduated Shenkar College
Graduated Shenkar College. B.Des 2017.