Upcycling is the same process of reusing old materials, but it creates something more valuable or of a higher quality.
Who Is This Class For:
Designers and entrepreneurs who are either working part-time in their business, just starting out, or THINKING about starting an Upcycled business. You love what you do, but you’d like to make a real business out of your creative ideas. You may have a day-job, you may or may not have a background in design, but either way this is the building stage for you and you’d like to build your business quickly with the least amount of mistakes and money.
What is upcycle in fashion:
Upcycling is the same process of reusing old materials, but it creates something more valuable or of a higher quality.
Examples of upcycling :
Include using materials from plastic bottles to make new shoes or reclaimed wood to make quality furniture,
Turning a jumper that shrunk in the washing machine into a new handbag,
Cutting and sewing T-shirts into new hats, scarves, ties or bags,
Using old fabric and leather into mobile phone or tablet covers,
Sewing lots of old ties together to make a mini-skirt and more
Importance of upcycling:
It decreases textile waste, pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions. Overall, the practice of upcycling clothes lowers the demand for new clothing production, which is extremely wasteful and destructive for the planet.
DDI is hiring a new Studio Manger! We'd like to publicly applaud Naomi, our current Studio Manager for the amazing job she's done. She is moving on to new career opportunities and we wish her the best. She will always remain part of the DDI family.
Know Your Knits 101 is a two-part series so that we can explore and practice sewing different kinds of knits (there are SEW many!). Choosing a simple pair of leggings, lounge pants/shorts or skirt lets us focus on technique and fit without feeling rushed.
A great class to get help with stitches, threads, and embellishments. It is 2 hours of learning and fun with four to six other students. You will learn from what others are working on as well as what you are stitching.
Heirloom Sewing has long been associated with high quality cotton, silk or linen fabrics, French or English laces, Swiss embroidered lace, fine hand embroidery or lovely machine embroidery. All of this specialty area of sewing allows for creativity on the part of the seamstress.
A beginner-friendly small group class for all levels supporting Independent project work on the pattern of your choice. Learn from the beginning or tackle the next big skill with expert instruction and guidance to get you off on the right foot and work through challenging patterns.Â
Three Bags Full offers classes to promote knitting and crochet skills. We highly encourage your purchasing yarn and supplies here. We hope you will choose to support our shop.
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