Burda Style For people who sew
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This dress is made out of melted fabric
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synthetic fabrics
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Feb 22, 2010, 02.15 PMby Ricardo Abreu
Can you offer a seminar to learn those technics. well done dude.
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Apr 1, 2010, 01.36 PMby ggymm
I teach fashion design at Kent State University in Ohio. We offer workshops in our New York studio as well as in our Florence Italy studio. Although I don’t teach at those sites, I have often taught in workshops throughout the country when I’m asked. My fees are usually free (but not always)as long as my travel and accommodations are paid for. I teach many techniques for wearable arts. Visit vincidesigns.com and you can see what I do. If you belong to a group or guild, you can tell them about my services. My services are free if my work can be exhibited in a gallery or museum. thanks!
Apr 1, 2010, 01.36 PMby ggymm
I teach fashion design at Kent State University in Ohio. We offer workshops in our New York studio as well as in our Florence Italy studio. Although I don’t teach at those sites, I have often taught in workshops throughout the country when I’m asked. My fees are usually free (but not always)as long as my travel and accommodations are paid for. I teach many techniques for wearable arts. Visit vincidesigns.com and you can see what I do. If you belong to a group or guild, you can tell them about my services. My services are free if my work can be exhibited in a gallery or museum. thanks!
Jan 13, 2010, 11.18 AMby anajan
Another amazing garment.
Jan 13, 2010, 06.44 AMby gillthecat
your work is stunning