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eigene Designs aus dem Hause Woodcabin - natürlich upcycledFeenkleid “Wicke”
NONE
Linen: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and rest material from Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal that was destined for landfill; both non-organic, but kept out of the waste stream
Cotton: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and a side project from my university days, fabric my grandmother didn’t want to use anymore (that’s the floral one!), as well as cotton muslin upcycled from my university prototypes; all non-organic as far as I know, but reused
Silk: scraps from a kimono my friend had to shorten, as well as deadstock fabric left over from a side project from my university days; non-organic and not animal-friendly, but upcycled
Viscose: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection; non-organic, but reused
Synthetics: fabric scraps from my grandmother and from commissions; unfortunately I don’t know the exact fibers used in these
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Seide: Restbestand, erworben für ein Projekt während meines Studiums; weder bio, noch tierfreundlich, aber upcycled
Synthetik: Schnittreste von einer Auftragsarbeit; vom Kunden erworben, daher kenne ich die genaue Materialzusammensetzung nicht
Baumwolltwill: Restbestand von Ursbob, einer Modedesignerin aus Düsseldorf
Garn und weitere Materialien
Garn: Gütermann Allesnäher aus 100% Polyester; Troja-Garn aus 100% Polyester (beide aus meinem Lagerbestand)
Gewebeband: Restmaterial aus Großmutters Nähkästchen
Schrägband: 100% Baumwolle, Restmaterial der Earth Warrior Kollektion
Pflege
Patchwork-Rock “Glockenblume”
NONE
Linen: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and rest material from Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal that was destined for landfill; both non-organic, but kept out of the waste stream
Cotton: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and a side project from my university days, fabric my grandmother didn’t want to use anymore (that’s the floral one!), as well as cotton muslin upcycled from my university prototypes; all non-organic as far as I know, but reused
Silk: scraps from a kimono my friend had to shorten, as well as deadstock fabric left over from a side project from my university days; non-organic and not animal-friendly, but upcycled
Viscose: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection; non-organic, but reused
Synthetics: fabric scraps from my grandmother and from commissions; unfortunately I don’t know the exact fibers used in these
Stoffe
Leinen: Schnittreste der Earth Warrior Kollektion und Restmaterial von Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal, das für den Abfall bestimmt war; beides nicht bio
Baumwolle: Schnittreste der Earth Warrior Kollektion, Stoff, den meine Oma nicht mehr haben wollte (der mit den Blumen!) und Baumwollnessel von alten Prototypen aus dem Studium; alle meines Wissens nach nicht nachhaltig produziert, aber wiederverwertet
Seide: Schnittreste eines gekürzten Kimonos, sowie Restbestand, erworben für ein Projekt während meines Studiums; weder bio, noch tierfreundlich, aber upcycled
Viskose: Schnittreste der Earth Warrior Kollektion
Baumwoll-Viskose-Gemisch: Restmaterial von einem Projekt während meines Studiums
verschiedene Synthetik-Stoffe: Schnittreste meiner Großmutter und von Maßanfertigungen; leider kenne ich die genaue Materialzusammensetzung nicht
Garn und weitere Materialien
Spitzendeckchen: von der Großmutter einer Freundin, die zu viele davon angefertigt hat
Garn: Gütermann Allesnäher aus 100% Polyester; Troja-Garn aus 100% Polyester (beide aus meinem Lagerbestand)
Schrägband: 100% Baumwolle, Restmaterial der Earth Warrior Kollektion
Gummizug: nicht recycled aber aus meinem Lagerbestand
Pflege
Haremshose “Beinwell” – lila
NONE
Linen: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and rest material from Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal that was destined for landfill; both non-organic, but kept out of the waste stream
Cotton: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and a side project from my university days, fabric my grandmother didn’t want to use anymore (that’s the floral one!), as well as cotton muslin upcycled from my university prototypes; all non-organic as far as I know, but reused
Silk: scraps from a kimono my friend had to shorten, as well as deadstock fabric left over from a side project from my university days; non-organic and not animal-friendly, but upcycled
Viscose: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection; non-organic, but reused
Synthetics: fabric scraps from my grandmother and from commissions; unfortunately I don’t know the exact fibers used in these
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Leinen: Schnittreste der Earth Warrior Kollektion und einer Maßanfertigung
PU-Leder: Restmaterial einer Möbelpolsterei, Restbestand von der Earth Warrior Kollektion
Polyester: Schnittreste des Nähprojekts einer Freundin
Baumwolle: Schnittreste meiner Großmutter
Garn und weitere Materialien
Kokosnussknöpfe: Reste eines Uni-Projektes; nicht bio, aber kompostierbar
Garn: Troja-Garn aus 100% Polyester (aus meinem Lagerbestand)
Schrägband: 100% Baumwolle, Restmaterial der Earth Warrior Kollektion
Gummizug: nicht recycled aber aus meinem Lagerbestand
Pflege
Haremshose “Beinwell” – gemustert
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Linen: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and rest material from Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal that was destined for landfill; both non-organic, but kept out of the waste stream
Cotton: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and a side project from my university days, fabric my grandmother didn’t want to use anymore (that’s the floral one!), as well as cotton muslin upcycled from my university prototypes; all non-organic as far as I know, but reused
Silk: scraps from a kimono my friend had to shorten, as well as deadstock fabric left over from a side project from my university days; non-organic and not animal-friendly, but upcycled
Viscose: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection; non-organic, but reused
Synthetics: fabric scraps from my grandmother and from commissions; unfortunately I don’t know the exact fibers used in these
Fabrics
Baumwolle: Restmaterial der Earth Warrior Kollektion
Leinen: Restmaterial von Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal, das für den Abfall bestimmt war
PU-Leder: Restmaterial einer Möbelpolsterei, Restbestand von der Earth Warrior Kollektion
verschiedene Synthetik-Stoffe: Schnittreste meiner Großmutter; leider kenne ich die genaue Materialzusammensetzung nicht
Garn und weitere Materialien
Holzknöpfe: Reste der Earth Warrior Kollektion
Garn: Gütermann Allesnäher aus 100% Polyester; Troja-Garn aus 100%Polyester (beise aus meinem Lagerbestand)
Gummizug: nicht recycled aber aus meinem Lagerbestand
Pflege
Haremshose “Beinwell” – grün
NONE
Linen: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and rest material from Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal that was destined for landfill; both non-organic, but kept out of the waste stream
Cotton: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and a side project from my university days, fabric my grandmother didn’t want to use anymore (that’s the floral one!), as well as cotton muslin upcycled from my university prototypes; all non-organic as far as I know, but reused
Silk: scraps from a kimono my friend had to shorten, as well as deadstock fabric left over from a side project from my university days; non-organic and not animal-friendly, but upcycled
Viscose: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection; non-organic, but reused
Synthetics: fabric scraps from my grandmother and from commissions; unfortunately I don’t know the exact fibers used in these
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Baumwolle: Baumwollnessel von alten Prototypen aus dem Studium und Schnittreste von einem gekürzten Rock; alle meines Wissens nach nicht nachhaltig produziert, aber wiederverwertet
Baumwoll-Viskose-Gemisch: Restmaterial von einem Projekt während meines Studiums
Leinen: Schnittreste der Earth Warrior Kollektion
PU-Leder: Restmaterial einer Möbelpolsterei, Restbestand von der Earth Warrior Kollektion
verschiedene Synthetik-Stoffe: Schnittreste meiner Großmutter; leider kenne ich die genaue Materialzusammensetzung nicht
Garn und weitere Materialien
Holzknöpfe: Reste der Earth Warrior Kollektion
Garn: Gütermann Allesnäher aus 100% Polyester; Troja-Garn aus 100%Polyester (beise aus meinem Lagerbestand)
Gummizug: nicht recycled aber aus meinem Lagerbestand
Pflege
Culottes “Hyazinthe” – lila
NONE
Linen: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and rest material from Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal that was destined for landfill; both non-organic, but kept out of the waste stream
Cotton: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and a side project from my university days, fabric my grandmother didn’t want to use anymore (that’s the floral one!), as well as cotton muslin upcycled from my university prototypes; all non-organic as far as I know, but reused
Silk: scraps from a kimono my friend had to shorten, as well as deadstock fabric left over from a side project from my university days; non-organic and not animal-friendly, but upcycled
Viscose: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection; non-organic, but reused
Synthetics: fabric scraps from my grandmother and from commissions; unfortunately I don’t know the exact fibers used in these
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Leinen: Restmaterial von Maßanfertigungen; nicht bio, aber weiterverwendet
Baumwoll-Double-Gauze: OekoTex-zertifiziert, Schnittreste des Selene-Kleides
Garn und weitere Materialien
Metallknopf: von einem alten Mantel wiederverwertet
Plastikknöpfe: von einer alten Bluse wiederverwendet
Garn: Kupfer-Garn aus 100% Polyester (Restmaterial einer Maßanfertigung)
Schrägband: 100% Baumwolle, Restmaterial einer Maßanfertigung
Gummizug: nicht recycled aber wiederverwertetes Restmaterial einer Maßanfertigung
Pflege
Oberteil “Iris”
NONE
Linen: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and rest material from Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal that was destined for landfill; both non-organic, but kept out of the waste stream
Cotton: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and a side project from my university days, fabric my grandmother didn’t want to use anymore (that’s the floral one!), as well as cotton muslin upcycled from my university prototypes; all non-organic as far as I know, but reused
Silk: scraps from a kimono my friend had to shorten, as well as deadstock fabric left over from a side project from my university days; non-organic and not animal-friendly, but upcycled
Viscose: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection; non-organic, but reused
Synthetics: fabric scraps from my grandmother and from commissions; unfortunately I don’t know the exact fibers used in these
Stoffe
Leinen: Restmaterial der Earth Warrior Kollektion und Schnittreste eines persönlichen Projekts
Baumwolltwill: Restbestand von Ursbob, einer Modedesignerin aus Düsseldorf
Baumwolle: Stoff, den meine Oma nicht mehr haben wollte
Garn und weitere Materialien
Garn: Troja-Garn aus from 100% Polyester (aus meinem Lagerbestand)
Schrägband: 100% Baumwolle, Restmaterial einer Maßanfertigung
Kettenverschluss und -ring: von einer alten Kette wiederverwertet
Schnur: Restmaterial meiner Bachelor-Kollektion für’s Studium; zum Befestigen des Kettenverschlusses im Oberteil verwendet
Pflege
Feen-Top “Schilf” – gelb
NONE
Linen: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and rest material from Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal that was destined for landfill; both non-organic, but kept out of the waste stream
Cotton: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and a side project from my university days, fabric my grandmother didn’t want to use anymore (that’s the floral one!), as well as cotton muslin upcycled from my university prototypes; all non-organic as far as I know, but reused
Silk: scraps from a kimono my friend had to shorten, as well as deadstock fabric left over from a side project from my university days; non-organic and not animal-friendly, but upcycled
Viscose: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection; non-organic, but reused
Synthetics: fabric scraps from my grandmother and from commissions; unfortunately I don’t know the exact fibers used in these
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Baumwolltwill: Restbestand von Ursbob, einer Modedesignerin aus Düsseldorf
Baumwoll-Seiden-Gemisch: Restmaterial meiner Bachelor-Kollektion für’s Studium
Baumwolle: Schnittreste der Earth Warrior Kollektion
Viskose: Schnittreste der Earth Warrior Kollektion und meiner Bachelor-Kollektion für’s Studium
Garn und weitere Materialien
Garn: Troja-Garn aus 100% Polyester (aus meinem Lagerbestand)
Schrägband: 100% Baumwolle, Restmaterial einer Maßanfertigung
Pflege
Feen-Top “Schilf” – grün
NONE
Linen: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and rest material from Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal that was destined for landfill; both non-organic, but kept out of the waste stream
Cotton: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and a side project from my university days, fabric my grandmother didn’t want to use anymore (that’s the floral one!), as well as cotton muslin upcycled from my university prototypes; all non-organic as far as I know, but reused
Silk: scraps from a kimono my friend had to shorten, as well as deadstock fabric left over from a side project from my university days; non-organic and not animal-friendly, but upcycled
Viscose: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection; non-organic, but reused
Synthetics: fabric scraps from my grandmother and from commissions; unfortunately I don’t know the exact fibers used in these
Stoffe
Baumwoll-Viskose-Gemisch: Restmaterial von einem Projekt während meines Studiums
Seide: Restbestand, erworben für ein Projekt während meines Studiums; weder bio, noch tierfreundlich, aber upcycled; am Ärmel befindet sich ein kleiner Fleck (darum war der Stoff für die Entsorgung bestimmt)
Leinen: Schnittreste der Earth Warrior Kollektion
Baumwolljersey: upcycled von einem Oberteil, aus dem ich herausgewachsen bin
Synthetik: Schnittreste einer Maßanfertigung; da der Kunde den Stoff gekauft hat, kenne ich die genaue Materialzusammensetzung leider nicht
Baumwolltwill: Restbestand von Ursbob, einer Modedesignerin aus Düsseldorf
Garn und weitere Materialien
Garn: Gütermann Allesnäher aus 100% Polyester; Troja-Garn aus 100% Polyester (beides aus meinem Lagerbestand)
Satin-Schrägband: 100% Polyester, left Restmaterial einer Maßanfertigung
Pflege
Upcycled Vintage
von Secondhand-Kleidung zu neuen DesignsBluse “Cerasit”
NONE
Linen: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and rest material from Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal that was destined for landfill; both non-organic, but kept out of the waste stream
Cotton: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and a side project from my university days, fabric my grandmother didn’t want to use anymore (that’s the floral one!), as well as cotton muslin upcycled from my university prototypes; all non-organic as far as I know, but reused
Silk: scraps from a kimono my friend had to shorten, as well as deadstock fabric left over from a side project from my university days; non-organic and not animal-friendly, but upcycled
Viscose: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection; non-organic, but reused
Synthetics: fabric scraps from my grandmother and from commissions; unfortunately I don’t know the exact fibers used in these
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Baumwolle: Secondhand-Bluse aus meinem eigenen Kleiderschrank
Viskose: Restmaterial der Earth Warrior Kollektion
Garn und weitere Materialien
Hornknöpfe: von einer Freundin, die keinen Nutzen für sie finden konnte
Garn: Gütermann Allesnäher aus 100% Polyester, übrig geblieben von meiner Bachelor-Kollektion für’s Studium; Troja-Garn aus 100% Polyester aus meinem Lagerbestand
Gummizug: nicht recycled aber aus meinem Lagerbestand
Pflege
Sweaterkleid “Thulit”
NONE
Linen: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and rest material from Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal that was destined for landfill; both non-organic, but kept out of the waste stream
Cotton: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and a side project from my university days, fabric my grandmother didn’t want to use anymore (that’s the floral one!), as well as cotton muslin upcycled from my university prototypes; all non-organic as far as I know, but reused
Silk: scraps from a kimono my friend had to shorten, as well as deadstock fabric left over from a side project from my university days; non-organic and not animal-friendly, but upcycled
Viscose: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection; non-organic, but reused
Synthetics: fabric scraps from my grandmother and from commissions; unfortunately I don’t know the exact fibers used in these
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Baumwollstrick: 100% Baumwolle von ESPRIT, ursprünglich ein Sweater, den ich nicht mehr trage; vollständig verwendet, um Müll zu vermeiden, nur das Logo wurde herausgetrennt
Synthetik-Strick: Restbestand von Ursbob, einer Modedesignerin aus Düsseldorf
Garn und weitere Materialien
Spitzendeckchen: von der Großmutter einer Freundin, die zu viele davon angefertigt hat
Garn: Troja-Garn aus 100% Polyester aus meinem Lagerbestand; diese Farbe ist bei einer Maßanfertigung übrig geblieben
Gummizug: nicht recycled aber aus meinem Lagerbestand
Pflege
Handbesticktes Kleid “Blaufluss”
NONE
Linen: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and rest material from Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal that was destined for landfill; both non-organic, but kept out of the waste stream
Cotton: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and a side project from my university days, fabric my grandmother didn’t want to use anymore (that’s the floral one!), as well as cotton muslin upcycled from my university prototypes; all non-organic as far as I know, but reused
Silk: scraps from a kimono my friend had to shorten, as well as deadstock fabric left over from a side project from my university days; non-organic and not animal-friendly, but upcycled
Viscose: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection; non-organic, but reused
Synthetics: fabric scraps from my grandmother and from commissions; unfortunately I don’t know the exact fibers used in these
Stoffe
Chiffon: Secondhand-Kleid aus 100% Polyester
verschiedene Synthetik-Stoffe: das Kleid ist mit einem Polyesterstoff gefüttert; in der Tasche ist ebenfalls synthetisches Material verarbeitet, leider hatte das Secondhand-Top keine Materialangaben mehr
Baumwoll-Halbpanama: Schnittreste meiner Kollektion für das 6. Semester meines Studiums; für die Tasche verwendet
Garn und weitere Materialien
Goldene Textilfarbe: metallische Textilfarbe auf Wasserbasis vom deutschen Hersteller Viva Decor®; Restmaterial meiner Bachelor-Kollektion für’s Studium
Stickgarn: 60% Viskose and 40% metallisches Polyester von der Marke Madeira; Restmaterial meiner Bachelor-Kollektion für’s Studium
Garn: Troja-Garn aus 100% Polyester aus meinem Lagerbestand
Karabiner & Schnallen: von einem kaputten Rucksack wiederverwertet
Druckknöpfe: von einem alten Mantel wiederverwendet
Pflege
Bundfaltenhose “Kyanit”
NONE
Linen: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and rest material from Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal that was destined for landfill; both non-organic, but kept out of the waste stream
Cotton: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and a side project from my university days, fabric my grandmother didn’t want to use anymore (that’s the floral one!), as well as cotton muslin upcycled from my university prototypes; all non-organic as far as I know, but reused
Silk: scraps from a kimono my friend had to shorten, as well as deadstock fabric left over from a side project from my university days; non-organic and not animal-friendly, but upcycled
Viscose: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection; non-organic, but reused
Synthetics: fabric scraps from my grandmother and from commissions; unfortunately I don’t know the exact fibers used in these
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Jeans: von einem Jeans-Minirock aus 100% Baumwolle von Madonna (dem Laden, nicht der Sängerin), Secondhand erworben und jetzt genau genommen in seinem dritten Leben
Denim: Schnittreste von einer zur Shorts gemachten Jeans; Baumwolle mit Elasthan-Anteil; für die Bündchen verwendet
Baumwolltwill: Restmaterial von einer Maßanfertigung
Garn und weitere Materialien
Garn: Gütermann Allesnäher aus 100% Polyester aus meinem Lagerbestand
Satin-Schrägband: 100% Polyester, left Restmaterial von einer Maßanfertigung
Gummizug: nicht recycled, aber weiterverwendete Reste von einem früheren Projekt
Pflege
Winterjacket “Lazulit”
NONE
Linen: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and rest material from Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal that was destined for landfill; both non-organic, but kept out of the waste stream
Cotton: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and a side project from my university days, fabric my grandmother didn’t want to use anymore (that’s the floral one!), as well as cotton muslin upcycled from my university prototypes; all non-organic as far as I know, but reused
Silk: scraps from a kimono my friend had to shorten, as well as deadstock fabric left over from a side project from my university days; non-organic and not animal-friendly, but upcycled
Viscose: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection; non-organic, but reused
Synthetics: fabric scraps from my grandmother and from commissions; unfortunately I don’t know the exact fibers used in these
Stoffe
Jeans: Vintage Mango Jeansjacke von ca. 2005 aus 100% Baumwolle; Secondhand erworben und jetzt genau genommen in ihrem dritten Leben; vollständig verwendet, um Müll zu vermeiden
Kunstpelz: die Jacke (Ärmel ausgenommen) ist mit Künstlichem Lammfell aus 100% Polyester gefüttert
PE-Baumwoll-Gemisch: Die Jackenärmel sind mit einem Mischgewebe aus 80% Polyester and 20% Baumwolle gefüttert
Garn und weitere Materialien
Spitzendeckchen: von der Großmutter einer Freundin, die zu viele davon angefertigt hat
Bestickter Knopf: von einer Freundin, die keinen Nutzen für ihn finden konnte
Garn: Troja-Garns aus 100% Polyester aus meinem Lagerbestand
Schnallen, Ösen & Reißverschluss: Teil der Secondhand-Jacke; genaues Metall unbekannt
Pflege
Accessories
Kleinigkeiten aus StoffrestenFliege “Legba” – braun
NONE
Linen: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and rest material from Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal that was destined for landfill; both non-organic, but kept out of the waste stream
Cotton: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and a side project from my university days, fabric my grandmother didn’t want to use anymore (that’s the floral one!), as well as cotton muslin upcycled from my university prototypes; all non-organic as far as I know, but reused
Silk: scraps from a kimono my friend had to shorten, as well as deadstock fabric left over from a side project from my university days; non-organic and not animal-friendly, but upcycled
Viscose: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection; non-organic, but reused
Synthetics: fabric scraps from my grandmother and from commissions; unfortunately I don’t know the exact fibers used in these
Stoffe
Leinen: Schnittreste der Earth Warrior Kollektion
Baumwolle: Schnittreste des Nähprojekts einer Freundin
Garn und weitere Materialien
Garn: Troja-Garn aus 100% Polyester aus meinem Lagerbestannd
Schnalle: Überschuss einer Bestellung für das 4. Semester meines Studiums; unspezifiziertes Metall
Einlage: synthetische Bügeleinlage aus Studientagen
Pflege
Fliege “Legba” – blau
NONE
Linen: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and rest material from Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal that was destined for landfill; both non-organic, but kept out of the waste stream
Cotton: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and a side project from my university days, fabric my grandmother didn’t want to use anymore (that’s the floral one!), as well as cotton muslin upcycled from my university prototypes; all non-organic as far as I know, but reused
Silk: scraps from a kimono my friend had to shorten, as well as deadstock fabric left over from a side project from my university days; non-organic and not animal-friendly, but upcycled
Viscose: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection; non-organic, but reused
Synthetics: fabric scraps from my grandmother and from commissions; unfortunately I don’t know the exact fibers used in these
Stoffe
Baumwolle: Schnittreste einer Hose die zu Shorts wurde
Garn und weitere Materialien
Garn: Gütermann Allesnäher aus 100% Polyester aus meinem Lagerbestand
Schnalle: von einer kaputten Tasche wiederverwertet; unspezifiziertes Metall
Pflege
Scrunchie “Sif” – beere
NONE
Linen: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and rest material from Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal that was destined for landfill; both non-organic, but kept out of the waste stream
Cotton: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and a side project from my university days, fabric my grandmother didn’t want to use anymore (that’s the floral one!), as well as cotton muslin upcycled from my university prototypes; all non-organic as far as I know, but reused
Silk: scraps from a kimono my friend had to shorten, as well as deadstock fabric left over from a side project from my university days; non-organic and not animal-friendly, but upcycled
Viscose: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection; non-organic, but reused
Synthetics: fabric scraps from my grandmother and from commissions; unfortunately I don’t know the exact fibers used in these
Stoffe
Polyester: Schnittreste vom Nähprojekt einer Freundin
Garn und weitere Materialien
Garn: Gütermann Allesnäher aus 100% Polyester aus meinem Lagerbestand
Gummizug: nicht recycled aber aus meinem Lagerbestand
Pflege
Scrunchie “Sif” – ozean
NONE
Linen: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and rest material from Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal that was destined for landfill; both non-organic, but kept out of the waste stream
Cotton: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and a side project from my university days, fabric my grandmother didn’t want to use anymore (that’s the floral one!), as well as cotton muslin upcycled from my university prototypes; all non-organic as far as I know, but reused
Silk: scraps from a kimono my friend had to shorten, as well as deadstock fabric left over from a side project from my university days; non-organic and not animal-friendly, but upcycled
Viscose: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection; non-organic, but reused
Synthetics: fabric scraps from my grandmother and from commissions; unfortunately I don’t know the exact fibers used in these
Stoffe
Synthetik: Schnittreste meiner Großmutter; leider kenne ich die genaue Materialzusammensetzung nicht
Garn und weitere Materialien
Garn: Amann-Garn aus 100% mercerisierter Baumwolle; secondhand erhalten
Gummizug: nicht recycled aber aus meinem Lagerbestand
Pflege
Scrunchie “Sif” – gepunktet
NONE
Linen: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and rest material from Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal that was destined for landfill; both non-organic, but kept out of the waste stream
Cotton: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and a side project from my university days, fabric my grandmother didn’t want to use anymore (that’s the floral one!), as well as cotton muslin upcycled from my university prototypes; all non-organic as far as I know, but reused
Silk: scraps from a kimono my friend had to shorten, as well as deadstock fabric left over from a side project from my university days; non-organic and not animal-friendly, but upcycled
Viscose: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection; non-organic, but reused
Synthetics: fabric scraps from my grandmother and from commissions; unfortunately I don’t know the exact fibers used in these
Stoffe
Synthetik: Schnittreste meiner Großmutter; leider kenne ich die genaue Materialzusammensetzung nicht
Garn und weitere Materialien
Garn: Troja-Garn aus 100% Polyester aus meinem Lagerbestand
Gummizug: nicht recycled aber aus meinem Lagerbestand
Pflege
Scrunchie “Sif” – gold
NONE
Linen: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and rest material from Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal that was destined for landfill; both non-organic, but kept out of the waste stream
Cotton: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and a side project from my university days, fabric my grandmother didn’t want to use anymore (that’s the floral one!), as well as cotton muslin upcycled from my university prototypes; all non-organic as far as I know, but reused
Silk: scraps from a kimono my friend had to shorten, as well as deadstock fabric left over from a side project from my university days; non-organic and not animal-friendly, but upcycled
Viscose: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection; non-organic, but reused
Synthetics: fabric scraps from my grandmother and from commissions; unfortunately I don’t know the exact fibers used in these
Stoffe
Baumwoll-Lurex-Gemisch: Schnittreste meiner Bachelor-Kollektion für’s Studium
Garn und weitere Materilaien
Garn: Gütermann Allesnäher aus 100% Polyester aus meinem Lagerbestand
Gummizug: nicht recycled aber aus meinem Lagerbestand
Pflege
Scrunchie “Sif” – wald
NONE
Linen: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and rest material from Buddeberg & Weck in Wuppertal that was destined for landfill; both non-organic, but kept out of the waste stream
Cotton: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection and a side project from my university days, fabric my grandmother didn’t want to use anymore (that’s the floral one!), as well as cotton muslin upcycled from my university prototypes; all non-organic as far as I know, but reused
Silk: scraps from a kimono my friend had to shorten, as well as deadstock fabric left over from a side project from my university days; non-organic and not animal-friendly, but upcycled
Viscose: leftovers from the Earth Warrior Collection; non-organic, but reused
Synthetics: fabric scraps from my grandmother and from commissions; unfortunately I don’t know the exact fibers used in these
Stoffe
Baumwolle: Schnittreste vom Nähprojekt einer Freundin
Garn und weitere Materialien
Garn: Troja-Garn aus 100% Polyester aus meinem Lagerbestand
Gummizug: nicht recycled aber aus meinem Lagerbestand