Wearable art clothing

Had fun making and styling this! #trashion #crisps #trashdresses #wearableart #oneofakind #rubbish #recycled #redcarpet #dresstoimpress

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.

This warm weather has really pushed the bloom time up. I just got back from a 3 day trip to the Bay Area to help Terry McFeely with her Terial Magic Booth at the SAQA convention. SAQA means, Studio…

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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.

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Angelia, Upcycled clothing, Designer and Teacher on Instagram: "This took me about 30 seconds to sew, it took longer to iron.😆 The linen was thrifted, and there was no waste. #upcycledclothing#secondhandclothes #linenclothing#refashioned #sustainableliving#slowfashioncommunity"

Sometimes old clothing isn't fit for donation to a thrift store. But there are other ways to donate & lots of upcycling & reuse ideas too!

One way is Sustainable Fashion! Up-cyle - Repurpose - Re-Invent - Re-imagine - Re-use Alex carefully selects each piece and decorates with hand stitch to create a new piece of wearable art. Darning, thread weaving and embroidered motifs all play a part in his beautiful work. #Upcyle #Repurpose #ReInvent #Reimagine #Reuse

Fashion designer and textile artist Sophie Cagniart combines the ancient art of Sashiko embroidery with discarded contemporary denim fabric to make wearable art that she creates by hand, one stitch at a time. Spotlight: Sophie Cagniart, Fashion Designer and Textile Artist @silentwave.indigo #upcycle #repurpose #sashiko #slowstitch #stitch #handcrafted #handmade #embroidery #handembroidery #sustainablefashion #recycledemin #makersgonnamake #creativehappylife

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.

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...

Our very last piece This Perfectly puffy coat is our collaboration with textile designer Neeru Kumar! This Indigo patchwork kantha stitch coat designed exclusively by Two is where style meets comfort. Incredibly soft and cozy like a warm blanket. The coat has a slim fit with pockets and snaps. The perfect piece for fall and designed to have a little room for layering if you require extra warmth. The fabric is hand painted with kantha stitching. Available in sizes 1 is best for sizes 2-8 & 2…