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‘Tis the season for a sustainable Christmas…
Whatever challenges we’ll be faced with over the festive period, there’s still some familiar...
Posted by Love Your Clothes on 30/11/2020
67 million items of clothing could be discarded from UK homes post-lockdown
WRAP just published a report, which looks at what UK citizens have been doing with their unwanted...
Posted by Love Your Clothes on 23/06/2020
Reusable upcycled kitchen cloths
What you'll need: Squares of scrap fabric for the backing, e.g. cotton or canvas –...
Posted by Love Your Clothes on 09/04/2020
Reusable upcycled make-up remover pads
What you'll need: Small amounts of scrap fabric for the backing, e.g. cotton or...
Posted by Love Your Clothes on 09/04/2020
Donating and recycling clothes during the Covid-19 crisis
Government guidance has been put in place to protect the health of staff, volunteers and the public...
Posted by Love Your Clothes on 03/04/2020
Donation Generation Quiz
.css-1i4nfvu { height: 20%!important; } Hey clothes lovers! Here’s a chance to show...
Posted by Love Your Clothes on 10/03/2020
Donating clothes - The simple act that makes a big difference
As a re-use charity, TRAID knows first-hand about the transformational impact of clothes donations...
Posted by Love Your Clothes on 03/03/2020
Donation Generation clothes swap
The Donation Generation campaign is aimed at reducing the 336,000 tonnes of unwanted clothing...
Posted by Love Your Clothes on 17/02/2020
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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.