At Makerist, sustainability is very important, we believe that by making garments and products ourselves we are reducing mass consumption and also creating a deeper connection to our clothing. So…
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As part of Sustainability Week at Makerist, we’ve had the chance to collaborate with MAVOLU! We spoke to their founder, Nadja, about the brand, her interest in sustainable fashion, the…
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‘Making’ fashion sustainable: a makers guide to sustainability
by Amber Riedl November 1, 2019I recently explored how our behaviour as consumers can promote sustainability in Fashion, looking at the actions listed in Buyerarchy of Needs pyramid and giving some background and tips related…
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Its Fashion Revolution this week and makerist would like to show its support in this very important week. The revolution starts in your wardrobe! Take a closer look at your clothes…
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Today we guide you through a great upcycling DIY that makes 5 quick DIY projects using an old sweater. We have all been there: at some point, our old beloved sweater…
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New year, new trends! There has been a whole new slew of craft trends to try. Searches for DIYs have skyrocketed as many people look for social distancing-approved activities to keep busy while at…
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Interview with Camimade: “It’s important for me to show people that they are in control of what they create.”
by Úna Kehily October 11, 2019This week, we had the chance to speak with Camille, the amazing designer behind the sewing pattern brand Camimade. She talks to us about creativity, her journey to becoming a…
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#MeMadeMay2019 is underway and marks a point in the crafting calendar where we celebrate the clothing we have made ourselves and encourage others to do the same. Coming just after…
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Introducing Petra (Pet”a) Skrabakova from Picolly who designs beautiful and simple clothing for women and children. One of Picolly’s most popular designs on Makerist is the Silhouette Dress but she…
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If you are a Maker and have ever sewn, knitted or crocheted your own clothes, you probably already know there is something deeply broken with the fashion industry. You know…