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I work with big pieces of fabric for my project bags, but in the process, I get a lot of offcuts. These pieces are too small on their own, but still very beautiful, dyed with dyes that I extract from plants. It would be a shame to toss them! So to limit the waste to the minimum, I decided to start making bags made with
I work with big pieces of fabric for my project bags, but in the process, I get a lot of offcuts. These pieces are too small on their own, but still very beautiful, dyed with dyes that I extract from plants. It would be a shame to toss them! So to limit the waste to the minimum, I decided to start making bags made with
I work with big pieces of fabric for my project bags, but in the process, I get a lot of offcuts. These pieces are too small on their own, but still very beautiful, dyed with dyes that I extract from plants. It would be a shame to toss them! So to limit the waste to the minimum, I decided to start making bags made with
I work with big pieces of fabric for my project bags, but in the process, I get a lot of offcuts. These pieces are too small on their own, but still very beautiful, dyed with dyes that I extract from plants. It would be a shame to toss them! So to limit the waste to the minimum, I decided to start making bags made with
I work with big pieces of fabric for my project bags, but in the process, I get a lot of offcuts. These pieces are too small on their own, but still very beautiful, dyed with dyes that I extract from plants. It would be a shame to toss them! So to limit the waste to the minimum, I decided to start making bags made with
I work with big pieces of fabric for my project bags, but in the process, I get a lot of offcuts. These pieces are too small on their own, but still very beautiful, dyed with dyes that I extract from plants. It would be a shame to toss them! So to limit the waste to the minimum, I decided to start making bags made with
I work with big pieces of fabric for my project bags, but in the process, I get a lot of offcuts. These pieces are too small on their own, but still very beautiful, dyed with dyes that I extract from plants. It would be a shame to toss them! So to limit the waste to the minimum, I decided to start making bags made with
If you have fabric offcuts that you’d like to repurpose, but you’re not sure how to start, this post should help you. You can patch pieces of any size, and make unique bags, pouches, pillows, bed covers or whatever else comes to your mind. The process is not complicated, as long as you plan out your project and follow a few simple rules. I documented my project step-by-step but if you still have questions along the way, hit me up. Happy patching!
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Emotional Patchworking Takes Over Acne Studios' FW22 Collection: Showcasing the beauty of raw seams and exposed padding.
Emotional Patchworking Takes Over Acne Studios' FW22 Collection: Showcasing the beauty of raw seams and exposed padding.
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Lydia Bolton is a sustainability creator and slow fashion designer tackling textiles waste. She upcycles unwanted textiles into covetable womenswear. Based in London and est in 2019.
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