Evolving Fibres

We've come to the end of our 5-week campaign. We have learned so much together with you, discovered so many talented makers, so many eco-conscious minds and sustainable living advocates. We thank you all who supported us along the way and help us become stronger as a campaign.
Our campaign is finishing here but we believe that the story of evolving fibres will continue.

These bowls are scrap fabrics taken form in a new body 👏👏💓 ✨ 🌎

The final blog post of our campaign is up on the blog! We have briefly summarised the main themes our campaign evolved around to .


http://ow.ly/FeJj50zUozi?

Let us let you in a secret: Nurdan saves even the smallest size of her fabric scraps! This pincushion she made might be the cutest!

Adorable mini sweaters 🥰 great way to use up small leftover yarn! I am going to make some for my baby dolls!

Thank you for using up all your leftovers, every single scrap fabric and unwanted textiles to stuff this cute pouf!!



Made with old fabric scraps and leftovers and stuffed with old fabric scraps and leftovers this is the ultimate scrapbusting project. This is the very lovely and fun to make from .patterns and even better it’s a FREE pattern. Actually, even better is that I’ve used up lots of textiles scraps I had lying around, and it’s even stuffed with things not fit for the charity shop and a couple of old towels. Thanks to my eldest daughter who helped me choose the fabrics and kindly cut out the pieces 😀

What are some of your favorite ways to upcycle old clothes? GO! 💬👇🏾
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This is so interesting and amazing!!! Did you know fashion designers have produced carbon-negative clothing ghat actually absorb CO2 from the air 🌎

We are in love with this absolutely jumper made with leftover yarn! Be mine please 😍🤗💓

Only quilters know the joy this image brings 😆😍✂️But seriously, did you know that you can use fabric project trims like these for stuffing toys, pincushions, even pillows if you mixed them up with the original stuffing material? Thank you exhaustedoctopus ☺️

Looking for an eco-friendly and waste-free alternative to wet towels or cotton pads? Why don't you give these make up remover pads a go?

DIY Eco Makeup Remover Pads - Use Your Fabric Scraps! Here is a quick, fun tutorial on how to use your fabric scraps (even old t-shirts and towels) to make reusable makeup remover pads. These are SUPER easy and ...