Surprising Secrets Of Fabric Manipulation Techniques – This DIY textiles tutorial is not that hard! New 2022
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Learn more crazy fabric manipulation ideas and Join me for this weird tutorial for the weirdest bag ever made.. by me lol.
If you want to learn more traditional fabric manipulation techniques this beginner friendly canadian smocking tutorial is for you. This intricate smocking bag tutorial we will use a velvet, because it was a deadstock fabric that I had no purpose for, but because of the sheen I think it is very suitable for a textiles smocking tutorial. It is an easy fabric project to do at home, especially if you only do the smocking part. It could almost also be called a scrunchie bag as the effect is like a scrunchy. You can even choose to do a scrunchie handle as on the alexander wang scrunchy bag or just a normal strip of fabric, smh i choose to make holes for the handles with facings.
My name is Peer Cox, I am a fashion designer and I want to inspire you to think twice before you throw away your old clothes.
If you like more or less crazy refashion projects and want to see more videos (like this resewing clothes tutorial and other crazy fashion design projects) consider subscribing to my upcycling fashion design channel.
RESEWING OLD CLOTHES DIY
I am one of those fashion upcycling designers who takes old or vintage clothes and use it for my redesign fashion projects. I make a variety of diy fashion videos: from a resewing old clothes tutorial to sometimes an easy no sew vintage clothes transformation tutorial. Get inspired, join the #fashionrec and start reworking your wardrobe today!
DIY TEXTILE INSPIRATION
Did you know that your fashion upcycling projects can also be done by using diy fabric modification techniques? Upcycling textiles with a variety of traditional fabric manipulation techniques is a lot of fun and often easier than sewing! Look around on my channel for my diy textile inspiration ideas like 3d shibori, ausbrenner and more, Also if you do not want to make a garment but look for diy textile Inspo for art , my channel offers an entertaining way to get new diy fabric manipulation techniques ideas.
If you are inspired by my videos, tag your work on instagram with #fashionrec for your most exciting upcycling projects. I am also looking for other refashion designers or fashion designer sustainable focussed on youtube to connect and collaborate with.
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DISCLAIMER
My redesign fashion projects are not meant for children! Please handle safety instructions as provided by all the tools and machines that are used.
Please use my videos for entertainment and educational purposes only, always take the necessary safety measures and research a variety of sources before starting with a new technique and try to be realistic about your skill-level and the possible risks and results.
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Ripping off designer clothes… shamelessly because well upcycling!
These DIY refashion projects can usually be done on the sewing machine, serger or overlocker but also there will be options without sewing. #diyfashion #fabricmanipulation #upcyclingfashion #thriftflip #sewing #refashion #fashiondesigner #diybag
This is your playlist for DIY designer rip off fashion. Runway fashion is fun, Designer pieces are nice to collect but let’s be honest: You need a big wallet and how sustainable and ethical are these clothes really? (Hint: As opposed to popular believe, not much more sustainable than fast fashion!). These are just a few of the reasons to make your own DIY designer knock off. Making designer clothes DIY style is very rewarding because you can create a unique look for the fraction of the price. In my videos, for the entertainment value I try to replicate designer clothes as well as possible but making diy designer inspired clothes and giving your own twist on it is often even more rewarding. Ripping of designer clothes can often be easier than you think, finding the most suitable old / second hand garment to work with is often key! Usually it helps if the garment is already of a nice fabric/cut/overall quality but sometimes you can also make trash into couture. I hope you will have fun recreating designer looks!
One thing is certain, making designer fashion DIY style at home will make your reworked wardrobe so much more sustainable, affordable and unique!