There is no piece of used clothing that does not have a usable inch. We can use these scraps to make a lot of different sizes and shapes. 1. You can cut the stitch shapes directly and use them in hot couture (Damascus rose Top) 2. Cut out a system consisting of a grid and shapes that, when assembled, give you the shape of an (X) (pasha tent cape) 3. Cut long strips and insert them into the grid. (Tall Palm dress) 4. Using banana waste to turn it into threads to weave the shapes we need (lemon blossom bag) 5. Use a natural dye such as indigo (Moon of Bethlehem blouse)

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Table of the materials I'm planning to use.

Qty	Description	Price / Unit	Total Price	Source	Notes
Silk and chiffon fabric	the least amount of plastic that is available locally	10$ per meters	100$	local	Red, black, white and indigo
embroidery threads DMS	silk thread for embroidery	1$ per ball	8$	Red,black,white and indigo	local
twisted threads	used as a belt	2$per piece	6$	black	local
marka / Custom Canvas for Embroidery		2$ per meters	6$
used clothes
embroidery hoop			5$ per piece	5$
Banana fiber/straw	Made by local artisan women	3$ per meters	50$	Gawr as-Safi/Jordan
natural indigo dye	grown by local craftswomen	20$ for 100g	50$	Gawr as-Safi/Jordan

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Last update: 2022-05-14