Self-designed and sewn fashion instead of mass-produced goods: redesign your own wardrobe and upcycle used clothing! 20 fashionista projects of varying difficulty. Step-by-step instructions and a lot of additional information from fashion history to material science. Are you interested in self-designed fashion? Tired of mass-produced goods and unfair production conditions? Then it’s time to grab your scissors, pen and sewing machine. With a little creativity and a few techniques, the previous wardrobe can be easily redesigned and used as the basis for new projects. This saves money and protects the environment. It shows step by step how to design and sew garments from a few simple basic patterns and how to pimp up used clothing. In the chapter "Basics of fashion design" you learn the basics and the tools for it. Then follow projects to rework, or maybe they also awaken your own ideas? They have different levels of difficulty and range from t-shirts with kimono sleeves to raglan sweaters and mini dresses. There is something for every taste here, and there is also something for boys. The necessary tools and materials, but also various techniques are explained separately. And insider tips and tricks help to realize even unusual fashionista projects.

• Isbn 978-3-258-60112-0
• Ean 9783258601120
• Author Josephine Barbe
• Editor Haupt Verlag
• Language de_CH