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06/07/2026

Day 4 of Mini Fashion Design Club and these kids are running a real design studio. πŸŽ¨βœ‚οΈ

They measured. They planned. They created.

Today they dove into colour theory β€” choosing their personal colour palettes, learning how colours feel, and naming them like pros. We even pulled out a Pantone book (the same tool fashion designers send to factories around the world) and the kids matched their fabrics to it for color names. Some made up their own colour names. Pure gold.

Then came the magic moment: taking their 2D fashion sketches to 3D through a technique called draping β€” where fabric meets a fashion figure and a real garment starts to take shape. They measured, thought about body proportions, and kept checking back to their mood boards to make sure everything tied together.

They're not just making pretty things. They're learning to think like designers β€” with intention, process, and creativity working together.

Photos from Source My Garment's post 05/17/2026

Day 1 of 7 from the mini fashion design for the future club is on πŸ”₯. 14 fabulous kids.

SEWproud of my mini designers ✨ Everyone chose such creative themes for their mood boards β€” the very first step in the design process. I especially loved seeing everyone support and inspire one another throughout the class. Their imagination has been incredible, and I can already see their collections starting to come to life.

I also played classical music during the session to help spark creativity and create a calm, inspiring design atmosphere 🎢 Ohh, and I showed them examples of real mood boards created by professional designers as inspiration 😊

Next class, we’ll be selecting materials and accessories and finalizing our mood boards so each one tells a story ❀️

Well done, kids! πŸ‘

Photos from Source My Garment's post 05/10/2026

A little late posting… but on April 25th we celebrated Fashion Revolution Day with the most inspiring young changemakers ✨

Our Sustainable Fashion Art Workshop invited children to transform premium upcycled textiles and deadstock fabrics into couture-inspired artwork β€” showing them that fashion waste can become something imaginative, meaningful, and new β™»οΈπŸŽ¨

Fashion Revolution is so important because it encourages us to ask deeper questions about the clothes we wear:
πŸ’­ Who made my clothes?
πŸ’­ What impact do they have on people and the planet?
πŸ’­ How can we create a better future for fashion?

Getting kids involved matters because they are the next generation of creators, consumers, entrepreneurs, and innovators. When children learn about creativity, waste, and conscious design early on, they begin to see fashion not just as something we buy β€” but something we can rethink, redesign, and improve together.

A huge thank you to Araceli Gallego (.fashionista) for inspiring SEW many of us through her dedication, passion, and constant support of the sustainable fashion community here in the UAE πŸ’š

And thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate fashion as a force for people and planet 🌍✨

02/03/2026

🧡✨ Calling all mini designers! ✨🧡

In collaboration with The Sewing Society, our Fashion Design Ramadan Camp is where ideas turn into real designs. From mood boards and fabric choices to creating a look book and a no-sew outfit on a mini mannequin β€” this is fashion, the fun way.

πŸ“… Feb 16–20 | ⏰ 2–5pm
πŸ“ DIP | πŸ‘§ Ages 8–12
⚠️ Limited spots available

πŸ‘‰ Sign up now - Link in Bio

01/03/2026

Calling all creative moms & little designers ✨

A fun, hands-on fashion art workshop where moms and kids create together using curated fabrics, ribbons, and textured details.
Hosted with 🀍

✨ All materials + breakfast included

πŸ—“οΈ Saturday, 10th January 2026
⏰ 12 PM – 2 PM
πŸ“ .ae

πŸ’° AED 195 (mom + child)
πŸ‘§ AED 85 per additional child

✨ DM to book ✨
Limited spots available!

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