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The Old Truman Brewery
91 Brick Lane
London
E1 6RF
Raeburn Design
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Christopher Raeburn AW09 Menswear available exclusively at Liberty from September 2009
BROWNS FOCUS
Christopher Raeburn AW09 Womenswear available at Browns Focus from September 2009
London
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The Triangle Shopping Centre,
Exchange Square,
Manchester,
M4 3TR
7 Broadway market,
Hackney,
London,
E8 4PH
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Glasgow
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hello there i have just opened my own upcycling company we take old clothes furnitire and anythin such as jamie tong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletehello i am a gcse student an i would like to know whether you would like to participate in my upclcing event
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Hello GCSE student!
ReplyDeletePlease email me at julia-faye@hotmail.com with more info :)
hello i am a gcse student and am running a upcycling event if you are intressted please contact me at thomasbolsover@aol.com
ReplyDeletethis website is great kbye.
ReplyDeleteomg is everyone doing the same gcse, im doing it aswel :(
ReplyDeleteHello, I am a GCSE student. I am running an upcycling event so please may I have more info and please may you tell me if you are interested. Please contact me at hansbolonkukreja@gmail.com
ReplyDeletethis GCSE asssessment is so deadd. how does it relate to ict?? :p
ReplyDeletehello, i am a gcse student can youplz give me more information like in which time the event was starting ang the finishing time what thing is used for upcycling
ReplyDeleteMy company runs fashion workshops with a focus on teaching sustainability in the fashion industry along with hands-on practical upcycling/customising skills. The idea is to encourage people to use their skills and creativity at whatever level to add value to their unwanted clothing by changing the garment in some way to increase the wearers attachment to the garment, and therefore the longevity (hopefully they are less likely to throw it away, and more likely to get more wear out of it and keep it!)
ReplyDeleteI always reuse materials - mostly clothing that people don't want to wear anymore. Wherever possible I reuse buttons, zips and other fastenings, but sometimes I need to buy new zips and thread.
If someone is giving any materials/fastenings/elastic/pins or needles away I always try to make room for it in my house - anything to avoid materials being thrown 'away' and into landfil - it is such a waste of resources if this happens.
Currently I run workshops in schools or other locations, I had a stall at the Camden Green Fair in 2010 and will be there again this year, although now the name has changed to the London Green Fair.
Setting up stalls around country fairs and festivals would be a good thing - in order to sell small things I have made and encourage others to customise and upcycle their clothing too.Sewing kits are a good way to do this - with instructions to help with a project.
thanxs thousand goodbless you in your upcycling buisness
ReplyDeleteWhat is the name of your company??
ReplyDeletewhats your email address cos i am holding an upcycling event and i want you to come and hold a stalll there
ReplyDeletethis is sad we have to have your approval to have something posted on this blog thats sooo retated
ReplyDeleteHi I Am A GCSE Student Like Most Of These Other People! And I Was Wondering If You Would Be Interested In Participating In My UPCYCLING Event Called EarthCycle! Please Contact Me At funkygirl-123456@hotmail.com. I Would Really Appreciate It :)
ReplyDeleteWe dont actually have to run these events, they're just virtual! im also doing the GCSE.
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