Very interesting idea and very necessary as the fashion world needs a twist!
@alisaruzavina7309
4 жыл бұрын
I LOVE THIS IDEA!!!!! I want some of your pyjamas - or even more - I want your DIY published guide on how to make pyjamas. It would be great if at the end of your project it wasn't just a youtube video of your journey but was actually a proper how to guide - I'd love to see you open source your patterns, materiom-like cataloguing of recipies, etc... I can even see you creating little pyjama starter packs and sending them over to people in the future... I also love seeing you in your space and wearing pyjamas. I think this is very human and relatable and most humans currently going through this quarantine time will be able to relate to this. I think you should also never underestimate the power of your presence- you give off a very trustworthy and unpretentious energy in this video. I think this is beautiful and it's your magic trick to reach more people with this channel :) I would strongly recommend reaching out to Fiber Shed - they are super approachable and will be super glad to speak to you
@elizacollin1708
4 жыл бұрын
You know I love this idea! I like that around 0:57 how overwhelmed we are as a viewer to have the whole production process played out to us like that and then that you are going to attempt it in your flat. I applaud you! Cant wait to see the next one and which avenues you will follow
@elizacollin1708
4 жыл бұрын
Another thought, try finding fibres in everything, different types palm leaves you might be able to find on the floors of parks, or plants with fibrous stalks you could strip etc to start weaving...
@annisiaraina9549
4 жыл бұрын
1:12 Yes it's definitely possible, a good book called 'Couture Sewing Techniques' would definitely help in the construction department
@LightUpTheFuckingSky
4 жыл бұрын
This could turn into a very cool upcycling project. Looking forward to see more of your process! :)
@rutairbite7677
4 жыл бұрын
Yes, Liene, I want some of your daytime pyjamas. Really interested in how many steps you actually manage to omit. Can't wait to see your material experiments!! I'm imagining some wormy fun.
@dezymelab3187
4 жыл бұрын
Yeaaaah!! Pyjamas!! It so true what you say and describe in your video! It seems that since the lockdown pyjama is my new favorite garment. So I am really curious to see your proposal and definently want to try them!!
@chrisdichmann322
4 жыл бұрын
I love to be invited to become part of your process, when you ask for comments and thoughts!! This can be such nice start to exchange, founding an open source network across town, with other people making pyjamas too. Open source making, sharing. There is such interesting challenges in making this happen! London materials: nettle, hair, lawn, grass? What will be the softest in the pyjama testing lab.
@siemenssiemens1
4 жыл бұрын
i love the idea to make clothing from scratch. it will be great to see how complex the making process of a fairly simple piece can become - especially when you source/make the material yourself. Curious to see what works and what doesn't regarding comfort, wearability and durability. Do you pursue to achieve one of these characteristics in particular or will you go with the flow?
@bungalaras32
4 жыл бұрын
yaaaas girl! I do wear it all day long now hahaha amazing idea, love to know how it ends, goodluck babe
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