Lifelong-Learning for Personal Development

Appliqué- The art of stitching fabric pieces onto a base fabric to create pictures and patterns. Each culture developed appliqué for different reasons, sometimes to make fabric go further during hard times, sometimes for ceremony, sometimes simply for beauty. But everywhere, it served the same purpose—to save fabric, to tell stories, to create something beautiful from scraps. In appliqué, you layer stories, one on top of another, building depth and dimension. The smallest pie

The sustainability of our clothes depends less on whether they come from plants or petroleum byproducts, and more on how we use, care for, and dispose of them. Sometimes the things we're told are villains are actually heroes in disguise – we just need to learn how to use their superpowers responsibly.

By understanding the process of resist dyeing in wax batik, the tools and materials used, and the rich traditions surrounding this craft,

Weaving is an ancient craft that has been practiced for thousands of years, serving as one of the primary techniques in fabric formation.

Shibori in Japan, Bandhej in India, and Tie-dye, you bind, stitch, fold, or twist the fabric areas to resist dye before dyeing it.

The feeling of happiness and self-satisfaction one gets after making hand embroideries is unparalleled & there are so many different types.

patchwork quilts are one of the most interesting examples of sustainable textile crafts, that embrace materials from everywhere; discarded c

The objects used for facilitating the conversion of textile materials into end products can be collectively called tools and equipment