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Posted by Love Your Clothes on 10/10/2019
Donation Generation
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Posted by Love Your Clothes on 16/09/2019
An amusing view into how doing laundry has changed since the 1950’s
When clearing an elderly relatives house recently I found some lesson plans and exam questions that...
Posted by Sue Baughan Love Your Clothes on 25/07/2019
What happens to the clothes you dispose of?
Have you ever wondered what happens to the clothing you send to the charity shops or place in a...
Posted by Sue Baughan Love Your Clothes on 24/07/2019
The Big Closet Clear Out and Dirty Laundry Doodles
Our campaigns...
Posted by Love Your Clothes on 31/01/2019
The BIG Closet Clear Out
Join The BIG Closet Clear Out this March – our new annual initiative to keep clothes out of the...
Posted by Love Your Clothes on 23/01/2019
Dirty Laundry Doodles!
This makes our clothes last longer, so we wear them longer, reducing the impact on the planet....
Posted by Love Your Clothes on 22/01/2019
Counting Down to the Royal Wedding and Meghan Markle’s Dress – how to have an eco-friendly wedding dress!
As the wedding dress alterations boutique who recreated Kate Middleton’s iconic, Sarah Burton-...
Posted by Love Your Clothes on 15/05/2018
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Alice Synge
Stitchcraft heaven, Backstitch is a bright and inspiring fabric, yarn and haberdashery store where sewing machines hum and stitchers chitter chatter.
Barbara Pritchard
With a Degree in Fashion Design and Pattern Drafting from FIDM in Los Angeles, I have gained extensive experience in the Garment industry in LA
Barley Massey
I set up Fabrications in 2000 on Broadway Market in Hackney, East London.
Caroline Fowler
A small sewing café in Harrogate teaching sewing, crochet and knitting lessons for all ages.
Carys Hedd
Wench. is an independent upcycled clothing label based in Cardigan, re-creating new from old in the form of exciting, ethical garments.
Catherine Demet
Making your own clothes is a great way to achieve personal style and to have unique clothes that you won’t see any one else wearing.