Scrap fabric fashion

It all started from Indradanush Shirts! When we used leftover scraps to patch them together and make our rainbow organza shirt! So nothing goes to waste! One day one of you commented on our reel, telling us that it looks like Bojagi and that’s how it all began! . Jogakbo is Korean traditional patchwork known for its beauty in composition and colour balance – all from leftover bits of fabric. Jogak means piece and bo means wrapping cloth; it’s wrapping cloth made from fabric pieces. . The…

Zero waste weaving is one of the oldest methods to create fabric. Before landfills, before fast fashion, before industrialization Wear it, use it up and incorporate it back into new cloth. Weaving our scraps and waste into textiles has been a bedrock principle of Megan-Ilene and zero waste design, the impetus to the brand. New for fall: The Handwoven topper. Adjustable side ties, boatneck, empire waist seaming and always one of a kind. #wasteleddesign #fiberholic #textiles #handwoven #...

After searching how to use scrap fabric and not loving projects with smaller scraps, I chose to create project stuffing that I can use in upcoming projects

This is a 20 page PDF Download Tutorial This Landscape patchwork is an advanced sewing technique for the artistic construction of fabrics. This technique is intended mainly for textile art such as wall quilts or home decor items, table runners and art pillows. This technique can also be used to create a background for a theme quilt. A mountain, a skyline or an ocean. It can also be used in fashion as fabric for a coat, a vest or for accessories. Using scraps in this mosaic technique enables…

✷ 𝖜𝖎𝖙𝖍 𝖌𝖗𝖆𝖈𝖊 𝖎𝖓 𝖒𝖎𝖓𝖉 ✷ | used a bunch of vintage fabric scraps to make this patchwork corset ✨👒🌈 • • considering if it’ll just be this one...or if I should make… | Instagram