April 11, 2014

Runway Deconstructed: #ChallengeCreate Refashion Entry, Explained

April 11, 2014/ Suzanne Winter

So here we are in week two: Refashioning. For me this was a WOHOOOO theme, for Becca it was more of an OhNoooooo. Most of what I make includes some form of upcycling or refashioning, I built my personal blog around the idea that I could sew my children's wardrobes and save my family some dough. My personal stash of fabric is made of 90% clothing, sheets, and drapes that have been given to be in garbage bags from friends and family. I use this stash to mine for not only fabric, but buttons, zippers, and other notions. Now Becca on the other hand has only tired a few refashioning projects, and in an effort to clean out her house, got rid of 5 bags of old clothes right before we found out we would be competing in this competition... wah-wah-wah.

April 04, 2014

Runway Deconstructed: #ChallengeCreate Nature Entry, Explained

April 04, 2014/ Sarah Unthank

Time to VOTE!!!!!!!!!!!!! VOTE HERE

*We are the first circle to click in the poll at the bottom of the post (Becca&Suzanne of Pattern Revolution)*

So we were only allowed 5 images and 600 words over at Skirt Fixation - and you can imagine how that was no where near enough for two blabbermouth photographers like Becca and I!!! We wanted to show off and explain some of our choices in greater detail.

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