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I recently told you on instagram that I was learning the 3D fashion design program CLO Virtual Fashion and already made my first experiment with it. When I learned about this program my reaction was love and hate, more hate than…
Continue readingThis project is dedicated to my niece Sofi Without knowing it, she taught me that you don’t need a great design to have fun creating something useful and functional. Seeing this little two years old girl wrapping her body in whatever…
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If you saw my Stories, you know that a few months ago two of you contacted me to tell me that you would be visiting Berlin, also that you wanted to do a Workshop with me. Without hesitation I said yes! And…
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The Refashioners is back and I’m so happy to be part of it this year. The theme was “inspired by”, where we had to take a character, outfit or icon that inspired our transformation. THE INSPIRATION While I was…
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I recently showed you on Instagram some beautiful scarves that a friend of mine bought at a flea market and asked me to transform. With one of them I decided to make a kimono, it seemed to be the best…
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THE DARLILA DRESS SEWING PATTERN IS FINALLY HERE!!! DO YOU WANT IT? Darlila is a dress full of energy, simple yet faithful, it is adaptable to almost any style and fabric, such as Viscose, Rayon, Cotton, Chiffon, etc. The…
Continue readingThis is one of the simpler patterns of Tomoko Nakamichi. In a section of his second book (Patternmagic) she plays with geometric figures, managing to restructure them wraping it to the body. In this case, a square, a pattern that…
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Without any doubt, Jean has become my favorite piece to transform. For this last project I used different colors and textures of it, with the idea of achieving a geometry to play with the eye. Although the thickness of the…
Continue readingEach of the components of a piece of clothing (pockets, sleeves, details, collars, etc.) are reflected on patterns templates, which are made via mathematical calculations as outcome of the interpretation of each design. This process is what we call “Pattern…
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This dress was in fact one of my first attempts to apply patterns of Tomoko. I have done this last year and by that time, his books were available to me only in their original language, Japanese. This one is…
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