Monday, 28 June 2010

Our Masterclass in Slow Fashion Opens up New Creative Avenues



In our Workshop No.16, Frances Cowper shares her techniques for unlocking the secrets of pattern taking without harming the original garment.

In the photo, a 1950s dress, a much loved garment of the owner, is recreated in paper using an unique but simple system.

The ownership of style is given a new lease of life by giving people the skills to recreate their favourite garments at the point the original becomes threadbare.


Women who know what suits them, reinforced by the response they've had when clothed in a favourite garment, can now extend the garment's life and its positive affect on their lives by creating new versions of it for themselves.


This marked an overriding motivation, joy and excitement expressed at the end of our first Slow Fashion Masterclass.

More Slow Fashion masterclasses coming in 2011.


Saturday, 19 June 2010

Friday, 18 June 2010

YOUR FASHION FUTURES 2025 REPORT:



Full copy of report HERE.

Take Emma's place at the Gobelins tour on June 29th 2010:


I have a spare ticket for a visit to the Gobelins in Paris to see where Chevreul worked on the historic The Law of Simultaneous Colour Contrast (1837) that changed and informed the European concept of colour forever.
Please leave a message if you'd like it.

Saturday, 5 June 2010

Slow Textiles Group at The Guardian


The Slow Textiles Group goes to The Guardian this week!

Watch for links soon.
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