[ARCHIVED] CIRCULAR LIBRARY x Ysabel Hilado

At this workshop, everyone brought a pair of pants that they don’t wear anymore to transform into a skirt! Ysabel Hilado, the author of <Fashion Upcycling: The DIY Guide> taught people different ways of cutting fabrics and how to use sewing machines. 

Cutting the length you want was kind of scary at first, but soon it became the most fun part throughout the process. Everyone immediately became sewists and worked on their own projects either using sewing machines or by hands. The finished products surprised each one of us!