Category Archives: Sustainable Sewing
Zero Waste Sewing from Sewing Basics for Every Body
Posted in Sewing Basics For Every Body, Sustainable Sewing
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Sustainability and a New Direction
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Tagged sustainability, sustainable clothes, sustainable fashion, Sustainable Sewing, Wendy Ward
Wool Fabrics Made in Yorkshire! A Visit to Fabworks
Posted in Fabric, Sustainable Sewing, The Fashion & Craft Industries
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Making Fabric in the UK – A Visit to Discovery Knitting in Leicester
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A Visit to Masson Mills Working Museum
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Tagged arkwrights mill, cotton mill, cotton weaving, derwent valley mills, how is cotton made, industrial heritage, industrial revolution, inside a cotton mill, masson mills, northern industry, richard arkwright, victorian cotton mill, Wendy Ward, working cotton mill, working museum
Does Sustainable Sewing Lead to Ethical Fashion?
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Tagged clean clothes campaign, ethical fashion, fashion revolution, how are clothes made, informed consumer, knowledge is power, labour behind the label, make a difference, slow fashion, sustainable fashion, Sustainable Sewing, uk fashion industry, Wendy Ward, what is ethical fashion, what is slow fashion, what is sustainable fashion, working in the fashion industry