This flounce neckpiece was made with layers of spiral-cut lightweight fabrics, including organza, tulle, organdy, and chiffon. Based on a project from Japanese pattern book “2 Way Wedding Dress” published by Bunka Shuppan Kyoku in 2013.
This tetrahedron bag (or pyramid bag for some) complete with a strap was made with fabric remnants from DIY Fabric Collage Shoes. It looks cute yet big and sturdy enough to fit a large smartphone inside.
My first attempt at DIY Leisure Wear involves a dark green high-low rectangle top with box pleat details with matching elastic waist pants, plus a pair of furry slippers. This DIY project marked my first time making pants! Photos by Christian Hadidjaja.
Two dozen handmade cards and counting, I realize making them is more than a hobby. It’s an effective mean to send my thoughts to others thoughtfully, and I’d like to share some mindset tips for making them.
I got an impulsive urge to do a quick DIY that involves no sewing (finally!) that results in romantic DIY flowers in boxes. It’s accidentally timely for a Valentine’s Day weekend.
Realizing I have no suitable winter scarves for my daily SF commute, I decided to create two with cashmere and wool knit fabric remnants.
I love upcycling textile waste and pre-owned materials into custom apparels and home decor. Based in San Francisco Bay Area. Creative adventurer since 2007. Find me on Instagram!