Wearable art clothing

YITAI on Instagram: "This shirt is made from a vintage 1930s homespun linen table cloth with selvage edges, entirely hand-embroidered, and I trimmed it with mother-of-pearl buttons. When I find these beautiful linens, I always ask for the owner’s permission to repurpose them into garments. Often times, I find these materials forgotten and I want to give them a new purpose through wearable art. #YITAI #fyp #design #fashion #fashiondesigner #handmade #handsew #vintagefabric #sewing #sew"

Sustainable Fashion! Alex specialises in embroidery with a focus on sustainable embroidery & hand processed slow textile design for all. Hand Embroiderer, A...

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

At Kleidersachen, a German tumblr whose name name literally translates dresses things, sublime examples of out-there clothing and textiles had us transfixed, culling ideas right and left on a variety of themes, in awe, inspired. To start, we're thinking about neutral apparel that can be drawn, painted, written on.

RESERVED LISTING "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope." --Charles Dickens - "A Tale of Two Cities" This is very colourful & lively. This will fit up to a Size M. Model, me, is 5'4"; I wear a Medium. I felt more comfortable leaving the bottom buttons unbuttoned. Base is a linen-cotton blend. Here are the measurements: length 43" (front); 37" (back) bust to 36" (more if unbuttoned) hem sweep 45" hips to 40" I collaged a…

Join the Wearable Art revolution! ( photo above by Zac Zenza, I’m wearing a beautiful headpiece by Bink of Pearls and Swine) I often hear people say to me, ” I love what you make but I …

I am still enjoying my photos from the Festival of Quilts, even though this is not exactly news anymore. They have a competition category called Quilt Creations, where you may enter every quilty th…

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.

Embrace a vibrant, eco-friendly style with a unique Zambeesi patchwork jacket! Perfectly designed to utilize your leftover fabrics, this jacket adds a one-of-a-kind twist to your wardrobe. Each patch tells its own story while collectively forming a masterpiece. Inject your personality, reduce waste, and create fashion with purpose. Now, isn't it time you dive into your stash and start stitching?