Wearable art clothing

Marla Kazell has been sewing professionally for 30 years and creates beautiful couture garments in her custom clothing studio in Tigard, Oregon. Her focus is on fit and fine sewing techniques and her garments feature wonderful details. She has shared her sewing knowledge in articles for Threads and Sew News magazines and teaches sewing classes and hands-on workshops in Portland, Oregon and across the country.

Do you want to be super unique?! Now there's a way to paint whatever you want on fabric to create wearable art - The Daisy Blouse.

Upcycled scarves from the flea to make one of kind dress!

Layer with our Swedish, comfortable, colorful, sustainable & often organic women's clothing for a boho chic, lagenlook, or artsy, creative style of your own, with many in plus sizes. Design your home with our often organic housewares, including bath & table linens, bedding, décor accents & more.

Almost two years have passed since I started making this quilted coat, when I participated on the 100 Day Project. This was my first attempt in completing an improvisational project and I must admi…

Making your own wearable art is a great way to add custom pieces to your wardrobe and get the exact look you want to reflect your style.

Angelia, Upcycled clothing, Designer and Teacher on Instagram: "This almost no sew jacket was viewed nearly 2 million times. It's an easy peasy upcycle, I've used thrifted linen you could also use a large scarf in any light weight fabric. An old silk scarf would also be great. #upcycledclothing #thriftedfinds #linen #upcycledtextiles #upcyclingideas #upcyclinginspiration #sustainablewardrobe"

Selene Gibbous Do you have a tote, box, or even a closet over flowing with scrap fabrics? Over the years one of the most frequent questi...

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I've been anxious to get back into Marcy Tilton patterns. They are such good puzzles, a real pleasure to sew. But then Linda Lee re-introduc...

by Heidi Emmett O.K., not the Yo-yo toy. I did have to look up the history of the Yo-yo though. They think it is the second oldest toy ever discovered (in Greece). The doll is considered the oldest…

Embrace sustainable fashion with these ideas for upcycled clothing from artist and designer Dionne Woods of The Turquoise Iris

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