The session tested different patterns for turning leftover fabric into useful products. New product designs from fabric cut pieces, and stitching skills improving alongside.
Who was here
- 10 Took part
- 1 Facilitator
- 10 Watched
LivelihoodClimate change
Patterns tested for turning leftover fabric into products
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Tote and duffle bags placed at Local Sustainable Living
The stitching team placed their cut-piece tote bags and duffle bags at Local Sustainable Living . This is an opportunity to understand how the products are received, and if demand grows, the team plans to continue making more bags.
Five new bag designs started for an Onam event
The stitching team is working on five new bag designs for an upcoming Onam event by Local Sustainable Living . The bags are being made using handloom fabric and fabric cut pieces to showcase sustainable craftsmanship.
The bag collection for sale kept growing
Members are collaborating to create a range of unique bag designs, with each session helping improve the collection for future sales.
Ten new bag designs are being developed for sale
The stitching team is working together to develop 10 unique bag designs that can be introduced to the market. The focus is on creating products that are practical, well-finished, and made using sustainable materials.